Who's Who At Hoylake

[Yoda]

Going only from a fading memory, but didn't Watson win at Pebble Beach and Troon in '82?.
Arnie should've but didn't in '60, ending up runner up to Kel Nagle at St Andrews.
Nicklaus came close at Muirfield in '72.

Okay...okay! I've made the correction in all posts (to avoid any misinformation).

In correcting the last post, I saw that I credited (this morning at 5:30 a.m.) Willie Macfarlane as a four-time U.S. Open winner instead of Willie Anderson. Willie M. won his only U.S. Open in 1925, fifteen years after the death of Willie A.

You guys better get with it!

[golfbulldog]

Watching the tv and saw that Miguel Angel Jimenez and Sergio are both pretty good at placing right forearm on shaft plane at preliminary address - then adjust slightly to raise elbow onto steeper plane for their equivalent of adjusted address.

Working well for Sergio today!!!

[birdie_man]

I just hope to see a big duel tomorrow...

With Tiger losing in the end...

A good duel tho....someone going head to head with Tiger and BEATING HIM.

It just needs to be done...

So people don't puss out and say stupid things anymore like: "The tournament's over already" etc.

[Mathew]

Theres alot riding on this for Tiger tommorow - He's far ahead and never has he lost from being in the lead on the third day. Its is a great part of the phychological choke-hold that gives Tiger a distinct advantage.