2009 Memorial Golf

[jimotis4heisman]

The Village has been impossible for years now. The country club (lesser course) has a more typical process.

IMHO, Village > > > Scioto

no im thinking the private course, aka the golf club. (private, mens only, ne side of town...)

 

[BigWoof31]

i also like the big e. granted life is easier when youre career earnings are 35m+ on the pga, toss in 22m pounds on the euro tour (then tack on endorsements, etc)
interesting article on the mem this year.
The Associated Press: Nicklaus wants to challenge, not punish, players

A world class golf swing as smooth as molasses doesn't hurt much either

 

[fourteenandoh]

[quote='BusNative;147761;4]Wish I could be there

A great day-drinking event, if ever there was one.[/quote]

yes it is. however, i have never seen anyone passed out in the rough vomiting on themselves. the phoenix open on the other hand... that shit is crazy

 

[osuteke]

The skins on Weds was pretty fun to watch. Naturally, Tiger chips in his tie-breaker in the chip-off. Looked cold and rainy, hope the weather picks up tomorrow.

 

[BUCKYLE]

The skins on Weds was pretty fun to watch. Naturally, Tiger chips in his tie-breaker in the chip-off. Looked cold and rainy, hope the weather picks up tomorrow.

Partly cloudy and 77 tomorrow. Only a 10% chance of rain.

 

[CHU]

I still enjoy that someone yelled, "I love your video game," following one of Tiger's tee shots Wednesday (and Golf Channel picked it up).

Hope the weather stays clear for the weekend (it's supposed to be).

 

[THEWOOD]

Rain during the Memorial Tournament? Nah, cant be. Shit it always rains. Great tourney though. Is the Bogey Inn still around?

 

[BigWoof31]

yes it is. however, i have never seen anyone passed out in the rough vomiting on themselves. the phoenix open on the other hand... that [censored] is crazy

One nice thing about the Masters - you don't have to deal with any drunk idiots since there is not alcohol on property and no hospitality tents.

This is in direct contrast to the AT&T hospitality tent that I got shit-faced at in 2001 when the PGA Championship was at the Atlanta Athletic Club.

97 degree temps didn't help much.

 

[osuteke]

One of my friends in college was friends/dating a girl who had vip passes to the Kroger hospitality house off of 1st hole (her dad was VP of Kroger). It was all you could eat and drink the whole day. It was proly the most drunk I've been at The Memorial, that says a lot. usually I'd hit up Bogey Inn for a few pre game drinks, go spend time on the course all day buying 8 dollar beers, then hit up Bogey again afterwards.

 

[fourteenandoh]

Rain during the Memorial Tournament? Nah, cant be. [censored] it always rains. Great tourney though. Is the Bogey Inn still around?

'Twan called me from the bogey on saturday evening

One nice thing about the Masters - you don't have to deal with any drunk idiots since there is not alcohol on property and no hospitality tents.

This is in direct contrast to the AT&T hospitality tent that I got [censored]-faced at in 2001 when the PGA Championship was at the Atlanta Athletic Club.

97 degree temps didn't help much.

me and THEWOOD got blasted in the ricoh tent at the PGA championship at medinah in '05

 

[Steve19]

In 1979, I was able to play this course the day after the tournament. What a challenge it was.

Now, I am sitting in Africa for the second day watching those beautiful maples and walnuts, the 80F weather, and big Jack.

Always great to see all of that. My people. Buckeyes!

 

[coastalbuck]

One nice thing about the Masters - you don't have to deal with any drunk idiots since there is not alcohol on property

Since when, I've been to practice rounds three times and beer was not a problem...

 

[JJ88]

how impressive was that final round by mr woods?

 

[LitlBuck]

how impressive was that final round by mr woods?

As well as he played, I think he would have loved for that round to have stayed in his bag for the U.S. Open. I have never seen him drive so well. Absolutely amazing.

 

[jimotis4heisman]

In 1979, I was able to play this course the day after the tournament. What a challenge it was.

Now, I am sitting in Africa for the second day watching those beautiful maples and walnuts, the 80F weather, and big Jack.

Always great to see all of that. My people. Buckeyes!

very cool. ive played their a couple of times. to much of a course for me. word was around the course today that stimpmeter readings were in the mid teens... (did they mention the actual readings on tv?) i know they said sat was 13.5 (unreal fast)