Phil lacks the Mental toughness to compete against Tiger. Down the stretch he will miss a short putt or some other bone-head move. He is a nice guy, but...................................
Originally Posted by sfmoy
surprised you'd say that...he's pretty proven on this course, with his good swing or otherwise. like previous poster stated, if he swings comfortably like the way he did at the AT&T, he'll be in contention. looks like he was a bit fatigued and loose at the nissan. hopefully his head will be in it. that is the biggest factor.
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For me the favorite winner would be one of my fellow citizens: Stenson, Karlsson, Fasth, Pettersson or Edfors. Best chance: Stenson. Advantage: Recent confidence building wins & he may be one of the relatively few guys still capable of playing the course as a par 68. Disadvantage: I don't think his putting is good enough + he has limited Augusta experience. If he manages to stay on top & come back a few times he'll probably have a shot another year.
So who? Ernie Els taking it home would be great. There's another guy that I'd like to see as a winner: DL3. He should retire with more than one major. So should Freddy Couples. They are both approaching the autumn of their careers.
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