He did not want to Craig Perks himself and try and live with
expectations out of his comfort zone. His subconcious caused him to
lose it.
The 2nd place check for $1,026,000.00 that Goydos is taking home
should make him feel a little better.
- cja
Long term I think he will be more comfortable in the Players runner
up role than Players champion. I don't think he has to worry about the
money anyhow - a mil eases the pain as you say.
>>
> I think Sunshine is level-headed enough that he wouldn't have been
> Perksified. It didn't look like he hit a poor shot on #17, the wind
> just knocked it out of the sky. Or, if S&DDAM is suggesting he choked
> by not getting par on #18, I disagree with that too. He certainly had
> a great opportunity to win it there, but #18 was playing like a Par 5
> yesterday.
>
Dood - a winner does not LAY UP ON A PAR FOUR when a bogie will cost him
the lead. That's what goydos did on 18 and that says choke city. Next
question.
Jean van de Velde is on line 1.
Greg Norman is on line 2.
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jvdp
Nobody fears the Chopra
http://www.rsgcincinnati.com
Line 3 from Winged Foot. Some guy named "Phil", I think he said.
DJJ
Phil fears the Chopra?
Dood? Even teenagers stopped using that. Grow up.
Did you not note that Goydos had a terrible lie, and almost no chance
of getting home on his second shot? He could've dumped in the water,
or sliced it to an unplayable lie. He made the right choice.
Did you note that Sergio had almost the exact third shot as Goydos?
It all came down to the better pitch shot, which Sergio made.
Did you notice that there were very few that hit 18 in two because of
the wind?
One thing I notice. You're an idiot.
bk
I love the final 2 holes at TPC. A sphincter-tightening island green,
followed by a par 4 that either gives a player a good chance for a
birdie, or makes it damned hard to get a par, depending on the
conditions. That's how finishing holes should be.
So, we have the xeton idiot suggesting that Goydos choked, and Deucewood
suggesting that he didn't want to 'perks' himself. Rather humorous how
theories in a newsgroup can be made up between nap times.
"Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS" <xeto...@yahoo.com> wrote in
message news:Xns9A9C7D416CC7Dr...@216.168.3.70...
>Great article on Goydos by John Feinstein in the Washington Post. Such a
>nice guy. Oh well, at least this time a nice guy finishes second.
>
A great article, with some more insights into Goydos. Thanks for
mentioning it.
BK
>Did you not note that Goydos had a terrible lie, and almost no chance
>of getting home on his second shot? He could've dumped in the water,
>or sliced it to an unplayable lie. He made the right choice.
Why waste your time engaging this idiot troll?
I didn't wanna sign up for another newspaper UN/PW - I already get San
Jose Mercury, Atlanta Constitution, NY Times, etc. Can you paste the
text from the article?
Really long article. Here's the URL for it.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/12/AR2008051201614.html
No cost to sign up for Washington post.
bk
Well, you don't have to sign up at all to read this.
MM
No, I know it's free, I'm just sick of having to create accounts to
read articles. Thx for posting...
>On May 13, 11:01 am, Bobby Knight <bkni...@conramp.net> wrote:
No problem. Moi Moi says that you can access this without creating an
account. Since I have one, and the cookie, I didn't know.
BK
> >No, I know it's free, I'm just sick of having to create accounts to
> >read articles. Thx for posting...
>
> No problem. Moi Moi says that you can access this without creating an
> account. Since I have one, and the cookie, I didn't know.
> BK- Hide quoted text -
Excellent article, quite a guy. I remember him from Feinstein's book,
and thus I took notice last year when he won in Hawaii. Seems like a
really cool, laid back Cali guy. I think it was Johnny Miller that
called him the California version of Boo Weekley - I guess I can buy
that. Except Goydos doesn't pretend to be stupid, he just tells it
like it is, which, as we all know, is an extremely rare commodity on
the PGA TOUR.
>
> Did you not note that Goydos had a terrible lie, and almost no chance
> of getting home on his second shot?
BS - it would have been a tough but far from impossible shot. But he
didn't even try!!!!!!! And then he puts it in the drink on the first
playoff hole and blames the wind!! And then he gets a million $ for
coming in second.!! You call that fair, you idiot?
> No one fears the Chopra
> --
> jvdp
> Nobody fears the Chopra
Well, which is it? Nobody, or no one? Or maybe both, and they're the only
two guys who fear the Chopra.
DJJ
> A great article, with some more insights into Goydos. Thanks for
> mentioning it.
>
> BK
the article seems to imply that Goydos' politics are somewhere left of
center, and at the same time, he got big props on the radio yesterday from
none other than Rush Limbaugh. That's another testimony to what a good guy
he is.
So who would be the counterparts to Goydos in other sports? I'm thinking
non-stars who are likeable guys that all their colleagues will root for and
who is good for a quip in the press conference, win or lose.
One name that comes to mind is Calvin Borel, the jockey who won the '07
Kentucky Derby. He's probably one of the top 25 riders, though, so he's not
a journeyman in the sense that Goydos is.
DJJ
I dunno. I can't decide. What do you think?
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jvdp
Nobody fears the Chopra
> I dunno. I can't decide. What do you think?
Only Anni knows for sure.
DJJ
(So if Goydos fears the Chopra, does that mean Goydos is nobody?)
Yost is right. This fool has no concept of golf...just a troll.
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"Someone likes every shot"!
bk
>
> the article seems to imply that Goydos' politics are somewhere left of
> center, and at the same time, he got big props on the radio yesterday from
> none other than Rush Limbaugh. That's another testimony to what a good guy
> he is.
>
Are you serious? A draft-dodging warmonger and drug criminal like
Limbaugh supports the guy and you say that's good for him???? Get help
please.
Well....yes, actually. You idiot. Of course, he might have been better if
he hadn't been drunk. His walking scorer kept having to go fetch him
vanilla vodka, his nerves were so frayed.
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> No, I know it's free, I'm just sick of having to create accounts to
> read articles. Thx for posting...
i've had good luck with this:
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Play the ball as it lies.
Play the course as you find it.
And if you can’t do either, do what is fair.
Excellent! Thx, man. You going to the AT&T Sunday?
> cja <c...@excite.com> wrote in
> news:a95897ff-d31a-4cdf...@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com:
>
>>>
>> I think Sunshine is level-headed enough that he wouldn't have been
>> Perksified. It didn't look like he hit a poor shot on #17, the wind
>> just knocked it out of the sky. Or, if S&DDAM is suggesting he choked
>> by not getting par on #18, I disagree with that too. He certainly had
>> a great opportunity to win it there, but #18 was playing like a Par 5
>> yesterday.
>>
>
> Dood - a winner does not LAY UP ON A PAR FOUR when a bogie will cost him
> the lead. That's what goydos did on 18 and that says choke city. Next
> question.
Shutup, hater.
> He had the TPC locked up and then he gave it to a psychotic criminal and
> foreigner like sergio.
Hater
Shutup, hater.
David Toms in the 2001 PGA Championship is on line 1.
On 16-May-2008, Ben <kom...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Excellent! Thx, man. You going to the AT&T Sunday?
Nope, I'll be playin, on the opposite end of town, Newnan to be exact. Might
catch the end @ the 19th hole.