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Yeah, that's a good point. But from what little I know, it appears that the officer was out of line.

I received the Bridgestone Tour B RXS MindSet yesterday. A little bit about me: 69 years old, been playing golf since I was 50. Current HI is 16.8 and I play the senior tees. The best part of my game is scrambling. I get up and down a bit over 60% of the time, and average 27.97 putts per round...

I thought by now the governor would have stepped in and told Louisville PD/DA to drop it.

It's the Internet. I sat next to her during our lunch. She didn't mention Rory once.

I agree. It just makes Louisville and the state of Kentucky look bad.

That's why I rank it last.

That's as it should be. I really don't understand slow play.

Mine first iron is a 7, followed by a 9 and 7 wood.

Jeff, maybe this will help?

I’ve always ranked them as: US Open The Open Championship The PGA The Masters Most disagree with that ranking. I ran across the order in which Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus ranks them, and was a bit surprised: Gary Player: The Open Championship The US Open The PGA The Masters Jack Nicklaus...

My strength is short game too and I also had a hole in my bag so I put in a 62º wedge. It's been great for short sided and flop shots and has saved me more than a few strokes.

Spot on, which is why there is no one "best", it all comes down to what works for you. On a side note, last October I toured Titleist Ball Plant #3 with Michael Breed. They have a great corporate culture and their commitment to quality borders on fanatical.

...yeah, I can understand your frustration missing those putts. My strength is short game: scrambling I get up and down a bit more than 60% of the time**, and average 27.97 putts per round so far this year. I usually shoot in the low-mid 80s, but shot a 74 a few weeks ago. If it wasn't for my...

My sister lives in Burr Ridge and I was shocked at what she pays in property taxes. It's beyond ridiculous.

Consistency and golf seem to be an oxymoron.

I had some issues with BD at one time, but being young he made some mistakes, which all of us have done. To expect perfection out of a person because he plays great golf, is a bit unrealistic.

The final group is a full hole behind. I wonder if they'll be put on the clock?

Still trying to figure out what an "outright lead" is as opposed to the lead. :unsure:

Tip of the cap to Xander. So far he's playing great. Hard to catch up with someone who's pouring in the birdie putts. Still, he has the back nine waiting.

Just an aside, PGAT Radio mentioned the Bryson was at the range until 10:00pm last night.