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UAH Tiger
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re: Because it needs to be done, the official Jonathan Wallace appreciation thread
Posted by UAH Tiger on 11/8/14 at 7:29 am to 3 Dimes Down
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That is a hell of a picture. Looks like they're playing in the middle of a downpour. JW is always by the side of gus and RL. Get the impression that he's being groomed to coach
Thanks, it was raining pretty hard after that lighting delay. I have also heard he is being groomed to be a coach.
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I noticed the email address at the bottom, are you a professional photographer?
I'm trying to get established as one so I can shoot from the sidelines hopefully next year.
This kid has weathered the storm, nothing but respect for him. Hope it's ok to post a picture I took from the game.
re: Golf swing question
Posted by UAH Tiger on 1/29/12 at 9:23 pm to LSU alum wannabe
Actually most pro's work on slowing down the swing and syncing up the body and arms. You start losing directional control and distance when you don't control that relationship.
re: Golf swing question
Posted by UAH Tiger on 1/29/12 at 7:31 pm to LSU alum wannabe
Actually most pro's work on slowing down the swing and syncing up the body and arms. You start losing directional control and distance when you don't control that relationship.
re: #1 LSU-9 vs #2 Alabama-6 Final - Game Thread
Posted by UAH Tiger on 11/5/11 at 8:12 pm to dawgdayafternoon
Has that ever happened before?re: take a side..
Posted by UAH Tiger on 9/5/11 at 10:38 pm to Fidel Castro
Tigers for the win!
re: Boise St.questionl for SEC fans
Posted by UAH Tiger on 9/5/11 at 12:31 pm to FightinTiga
I would trust LSU to get the job done.
re: Rudy Macklin's Take On The Situation
Posted by UAH Tiger on 8/27/11 at 3:03 am to Lonnie4LSU
Hopefully my post is welcome on this topic.
Why are people ignoring the fact that the marine was waiting on the football players outside to start another round? To me he is a threat that wants to do me harm and how do I know if doesn't have a knife or gun to use on me? I wouldn't think twice about taking him down and making sure he is down because he is a threat to my safety.
Another item for discussion is why wasn't the marine charged with the felony? If the marine had robbed a bank and his buddies were shot and killed while doing so he would be facing murder charges, so why isn't he facing the felony charges now?
Why are people ignoring the fact that the marine was waiting on the football players outside to start another round? To me he is a threat that wants to do me harm and how do I know if doesn't have a knife or gun to use on me? I wouldn't think twice about taking him down and making sure he is down because he is a threat to my safety.
Another item for discussion is why wasn't the marine charged with the felony? If the marine had robbed a bank and his buddies were shot and killed while doing so he would be facing murder charges, so why isn't he facing the felony charges now?
Chizik, I like his approach. Hire the best people and let them do what they do best.
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Phil
Sergio
Dark horse:
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Phil
Sergio
Dark horse:
Gay
re: Stephen A.'s Comments on Stevie Williams - "He IS A CADDIE!!"
Posted by UAH Tiger on 8/8/11 at 10:41 pm to KingofthePoint
You guys are all missing the point of what a great caddie does. The best example is John Daly winning the PGA without ever seeing the course. Squeaky guided Daly around that place to perfection. He also was able to club Daly right on the money after seeing him hit it a few times on the range.
Stevie earned his money with Tiger by being able to put the right club in his hands more times then not. That is extremely difficult when you are dealing with a player like Tiger that has multiple swing speeds. The other thing is the caddie is another set of eyes that can help you make adjustments during the course of play.
Stevie earned his money with Tiger by being able to put the right club in his hands more times then not. That is extremely difficult when you are dealing with a player like Tiger that has multiple swing speeds. The other thing is the caddie is another set of eyes that can help you make adjustments during the course of play.
Hopefully he wakes up on the backside.
Late to the thread.
Knowing several professional golfers no way the top 20 ncaa guys beat the top 20 pga guys day in and day out. The top 20 from the pga can get the ball up and down from anywhere or manage their games enough to avoid trouble. Ball striking doesn't vary that much from #1 to #300 on tour it is all the other stuff that varies.
Another interesting stat is only three golfers have earned their tour cards in the last 20 years by making enough money in 6 sponser invitations. Those golfers were Justin Loenard, Phil Mickelson, and Tiger Woods. I bring this up because it is easy to play on tour when you are still in college and not have to worry about paying the bills. Worrying about making a check adds another level of pressure to the game.
Knowing several professional golfers no way the top 20 ncaa guys beat the top 20 pga guys day in and day out. The top 20 from the pga can get the ball up and down from anywhere or manage their games enough to avoid trouble. Ball striking doesn't vary that much from #1 to #300 on tour it is all the other stuff that varies.
Another interesting stat is only three golfers have earned their tour cards in the last 20 years by making enough money in 6 sponser invitations. Those golfers were Justin Loenard, Phil Mickelson, and Tiger Woods. I bring this up because it is easy to play on tour when you are still in college and not have to worry about paying the bills. Worrying about making a check adds another level of pressure to the game.
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I also remember getting Meg Mallon one afternoon.
All kidding aside Meg was a great golfer back in the day, but her appearance was the limiting factor.
I don't know if she is still on tour but Kris Tschetter was always nice to look at and she had fun interacting with her fans during the round.
re: Who is the biggest douchebag on the PGA tour
Posted by UAH Tiger on 7/1/11 at 1:34 am to LSU alum wannabe
Boo ham's it up for the people and besides why do we work? It's to enjoy the things we like doing the most. I have no problem with him taking time off to go huntin or fishin.
re: Who is the biggest douchebag on the PGA tour
Posted by UAH Tiger on 7/1/11 at 1:32 am to LSUTANGERINE
Panye was misunderstood by many because of his ADHD. But those closest to him loved the guy faults and all.
re: Sergio Garcia will win the British Open
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/29/11 at 10:03 pm to Tiger Ryno
I finally think he is ready mentally. The guy is one of the best ball strikers on either tour. He just needed some extra time to grow up mentally.
re: Sergio Garcia will win the British Open
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/29/11 at 10:00 pm to WelcomeToDeathValley
The guy can putt, his putting doesn't match the level of his ball striking is a much better assessment of his current state.
You guys are forgetting the most important reason why Sergio is favored to win the Open. Seve will take care of the putting for Sergio from the other side 
re: Auburn Roll Call...
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/23/11 at 11:36 pm to MsGarrison
I can see a path for us going 14-0 again!
re: SEC Fan ROLL CALL...
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/23/11 at 11:03 pm to 1BIGTigerFan
Lifetime Auburn fan here!
Just a little bit....
Captain Azinger lobbied the PGA to change the selection process to get a stronger team. He wanted people playing well going into the event vs. people who played well last year and racked up alot of points.
Captain Azinger lobbied the PGA to change the selection process to get a stronger team. He wanted people playing well going into the event vs. people who played well last year and racked up alot of points.
re: Rory's US Open compares to Tiger's 97 Masters Win
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/21/11 at 1:42 am to LSU alum wannabe
All the great ball strikers "appear" to drop the head in the downswing, they are actually compressing the body against the ground during the transition to release that additional energy at impact. See Snead, Hogan, Garcia, Tiger, Seve and so on.
re: Rory's US Open compares to Tiger's 97 Masters Win
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/21/11 at 1:27 am to LSU alum wannabe
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Maybe they will stop making these courses have 523 yard par 4's and 660 yard par 5's. New courses are always putting some 230 yard par 3, why???
They played most of the tees up on the long holes all week which made the course play shorter. I want to see the tees played back, because it is supposed to test your whole bag, not just your driver and wedges. I've played tougher setups for qualifying then they set that place up. Also, I want to see more three shot par 5's played because that gives a shorter hitter a chance to make up ground on the field. Pavin hit a 4 wood into 18 when he won at Shinock back in the 90's. Hogan hit a 2 iron approach at Marion to win.
To me the 17th is one of the worst holes ever for championship golf. Too many good shots have found the water there for that to be a serious hole. Great example is the year Freddie's 1st shot was knocked down in the water by the wind and using the same club less then a minute later he holes the shot for par.
re: Lee Trevino....
Posted by UAH Tiger on 6/21/11 at 1:06 am to WildcatMike
Trevino would be inside the top ten of all time golfers. Here is quick comparison of the competition he had to win his majors against.
Modern PGA Wins Majors
Tiger Woods 71 14
Phil Mickelson 39 4
Vijay Singh 34 3
Davis Love III 20 1
Ernie Els 18 3
Jim Furyk 16 1
David Duval 13 1
David Toms 13 1
Justin Leonard 12 1
Steve Stricker 10 0
Stuart Appleby 9 0
255 29
Greg Norman 20 2
Nick Price 18 3
Curtis Strange 17 2
Mark O'Meara 16 2
Fred Couples 15 1
Corey Pavin 15 1
Mike Souchak 15 0
Kenny Perry 14 0
Steve Elkington 10 1
140 12
Jack Nicklaus 73 18
Arnold Palmer 62 7
Billy Casper 51 3
Tom Watson 39 8
Lee Trevino 29 6
Johnny Miller 25 2
Gary Player 24 9
Raymond Floyd 22 4
Lanny Wadkins 21 1
Hale Irwin 20 3
Doug Sanders 20 0
Ben Crenshaw 19 2
Hubert Green 19 2
Tom Kite 19 1
Julius Boros 18 3
Tom Weiskopf 16 1
Bobby Locke 15 4
492 74
Modern PGA Wins Majors
Tiger Woods 71 14
Phil Mickelson 39 4
Vijay Singh 34 3
Davis Love III 20 1
Ernie Els 18 3
Jim Furyk 16 1
David Duval 13 1
David Toms 13 1
Justin Leonard 12 1
Steve Stricker 10 0
Stuart Appleby 9 0
255 29
Greg Norman 20 2
Nick Price 18 3
Curtis Strange 17 2
Mark O'Meara 16 2
Fred Couples 15 1
Corey Pavin 15 1
Mike Souchak 15 0
Kenny Perry 14 0
Steve Elkington 10 1
140 12
Jack Nicklaus 73 18
Arnold Palmer 62 7
Billy Casper 51 3
Tom Watson 39 8
Lee Trevino 29 6
Johnny Miller 25 2
Gary Player 24 9
Raymond Floyd 22 4
Lanny Wadkins 21 1
Hale Irwin 20 3
Doug Sanders 20 0
Ben Crenshaw 19 2
Hubert Green 19 2
Tom Kite 19 1
Julius Boros 18 3
Tom Weiskopf 16 1
Bobby Locke 15 4
492 74
WD-40 works for solvent. Very easy to do yourself.
I can't believe he doesn't have an appearance clause in his sponsers deal.
This is actually impressive when you look at this way. Norman is the one who really shocks me, they guy underachieved on the PGA Tour.
Tiger's Era 255 wins
Tiger Woods 71
Phil Mickelson 39
Vijay Singh 34
Davis Love III 20
Ernie Els 18
Jim Furyk 16
David Duval 13
David Toms 13
Justin Leonard 12
Steve Stricker 10
Stuart Appleby 9
Norman's Era 140 wins
Greg Norman 20
Nick Price 18
Curtis Strange 17
Mark O'Meara 16
Fred Couples 15
Corey Pavin 15
Mike Souchak 15
Kenny Perry 14
Steve Elkington 10
Palmer/Nicklaus's Era 492 wins
Jack Nicklaus 73
Arnold Palmer 62
Billy Casper 51
Tom Watson 39
Lee Trevino 29
Johnny Miller 25
Gary Player 24
Raymond Floyd 22
Lanny Wadkins 21
Hale Irwin 20
Doug Sanders 20
Ben Crenshaw 19
Hubert Green 19
Tom Kite 19
Julius Boros 18
Tom Weiskopf 16
Bobby Locke 15
Tiger's Era 255 wins
Tiger Woods 71
Phil Mickelson 39
Vijay Singh 34
Davis Love III 20
Ernie Els 18
Jim Furyk 16
David Duval 13
David Toms 13
Justin Leonard 12
Steve Stricker 10
Stuart Appleby 9
Norman's Era 140 wins
Greg Norman 20
Nick Price 18
Curtis Strange 17
Mark O'Meara 16
Fred Couples 15
Corey Pavin 15
Mike Souchak 15
Kenny Perry 14
Steve Elkington 10
Palmer/Nicklaus's Era 492 wins
Jack Nicklaus 73
Arnold Palmer 62
Billy Casper 51
Tom Watson 39
Lee Trevino 29
Johnny Miller 25
Gary Player 24
Raymond Floyd 22
Lanny Wadkins 21
Hale Irwin 20
Doug Sanders 20
Ben Crenshaw 19
Hubert Green 19
Tom Kite 19
Julius Boros 18
Tom Weiskopf 16
Bobby Locke 15
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