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Any one watch the Masters yesterday?

Discussion in 'Sports Forum' started by 4His_glory, Apr 13, 2009.

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  1. 4His_glory

    4His_glory New Member

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    Great end. Nothing like a playoff in a major. Living here in Argentina I thought is was great that Angel won. I like Kenny Perry though. He seems to be a good family man and I think he is a believer but I may be wrong. Overall I thought it was a good tournament. What say ye golf fans?
     
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  2. Tom Bryant

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    Enjoyed being able to watch it since we don't have church on Easter Sunday night...

    From the TV coverage, you'd think tiger and phil were playing from the lead. :confused: I was pulling for Perry, but nice to see Cabrera win because he had such an up and down day.
     
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  3. Tom Butler

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    Kenny Perry went to high school here in Paducah, honed his skills at Paxton Park Golf Course, returns every year to host a benefit for the course (along with Paducahan Russ Cochran, a 20-plus year PGA Tour pro).

    So naturally, we Western Kentuckians have an unbreakable link to Kenny. I watched every shot until I went to evening service, but left my VCR rolling.

    You talk about an emotional roller coaster. We all got giddy when Kenny stuck that teen shot on the par-three 15th. We all sank when he bogeyed the last two holes, and the playoff ensued.

    Perry is a great guy. He gives a bunch of money for scholarships to a Christian university in Nashville. I've never heard him discuss his faith, but his lifestyle does suggest there is a spiritual component to it.
     
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    I know what you mean in regards to the TV coverage. I watched it on ESPN in Spanish in Argentina no less, and the focus was defiantly on Tiger and Phil. If they were in the lead I could understand it but that was just ridiculous. :BangHead:
     
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    WHAT?! You mean Tiger lost? Woohoo!
     
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  6. Andy T.

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    So glad that Tiger and his potty-mouth and his "since I am god, if I don't hit every shot perfectly then it is the end of the world attitude" didn't win.

    Was rooting hard for Perry for all the old guys who aren't ripped. :)

    Phil could've won this if he didn't choke down the stretch. Finished at 9 under, and he put one in the drink costing him 2 strokes and he missed 2 six-footers after that. He could've at least found himself in the playoff.
     
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    aren't Phil and choking synonomous (sp)? :laugh:
     
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    I watched it! I love it when an underdog wins :applause:
     
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