The Open
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@antipodean said in The Open:
@canefan I see my natural enemy isn't on the course.
Water?
the golf ball
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@antipodean said in The Open:
@canefan I see my natural enemy isn't on the course.
Water?
Trees mainly. Water I treat like I'm riding; don't look at it and you won't end up there.
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The 148th Open Championship began at Royal Portrush this morning. First time in Northern Ireland since 1951. Local hero Darren Clarke is -3 after five holes.
There will be some mighty partying from the Ulster locals if he is top of the leaderboard on Sunday evening.
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First Irish "The Open" for 60 years. Irishman close to lead after 2 rounds. Irishman shoots course record after 3rd round and leads by 4.
Weather is meant to be bad tomorrow and if it is, I can't see any of the big guns shooting 64 which means if Lowry van hold it together, he can win. However the course yields lots of double bogeys or worse if you miss fairways and greens.
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First Irish "The Open" for 60 years. Irishman close to lead after 2 rounds. Irishman shoots course record after 3rd round and leads by 4.
Weather is meant to be bad tomorrow and if it is, I can't see any of the big guns shooting 64 which means if Lowry van hold it together, he can win. However the course yields lots of double bogeys or worse if you miss fairways and greens.
Irons and 3 wood only tomorrow. Leave the driver in the boot. They are starting 2 hours early because of the weather
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Rain and heavy wind heading to the North Antrim coast:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2639991
I would love Lee Westwood to win as he has been there or there about for 25 years and has never won a major, finished 2nd or 3rd 6 times. But 8 shots is a lot to make up.
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That is a seriously impressive performance by Shane Lowry for all 4 rounds - he's been leading or close to it for the whole time and cruised it in the end. -15 when nobody else reached double figures.
An Irish winner was the dream scenario for the organisers - pretty sure they thought it would be Rory though ...
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