I didn't see it but I just love these announcers sometimes and the things they say. Right at the end when it was getting dark, one of them asked another guest in the booth ..."how much do these players rely on their ability to see the ball?" ... He replies " Its very important"
no way?? wow I learned so much!
hno:
no way?? wow I learned so much!
hno:
I didn't see it but I just love these announcers sometimes and the things they say. Right at the end when it was getting dark, one of them asked another guest in the booth ..."how much do these players rely on their ability to see the ball?" ... He replies " Its very important"
no way?? wow I learned so much!
Well said and excellent advice where 'capping and betting Golf is concerned. When considering a Golfer for a wager its absolutely crucial that one factor in whether they can see the Golf ball or not. I learned this the hard way when I bet Golf for the first time on the Pro-Am of Phoenix Open and took Blind Willie Tell at -455 to beat Charles Barkley. The bet pushed cuz neither guy was able to hit the ball off the 1st tee and they both eventually got tired and gave up and wound up DQ'd and I lost 4 other of the legs of the 6 team parlay I had Blind Willie on anyways and Blind Willie later wound up getting run over by a Golf Cart so it wouldn't have mattered but that made me learn to always factor in if a Golfer can see the Ball before you bet on them.
Yeah Snedekers bogey on 17 no wait we missed a shot change that give him a double may have made him miss the cut
Since they weren't showing him had him on live scoring and it took a few minutes to go from a 5 to a 6
If so thats gonna be a brutal bad beat for some guys (on Tournament plays)...I didn't use him and forget who he was matched up against as result of not using him but I do recall giving serious consideration to using him.
