DGS49
Diamond Member
It's all but over as I type this. An Englishman named, Aaron Rai, has gone and snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, and will ultimately prevail. I had never heard of him before, but he seems like a sterling fellow.
But this has not been a fun championship to watch. The greens and pin placements are unfair. The best golfers in the world are missing three-foot putts, and are afraid to go after the pin with their approach shots because even microscopic errors result in the ball rolling off the green into deep rough. As a result, virtually all the golfers are hitting their first putts from 30+ feet away and just saying a Hail Mary that it goes in.
I understand that the pro's want these Majors to be challenging, but as I say, this ain't fun to watch.
But this has not been a fun championship to watch. The greens and pin placements are unfair. The best golfers in the world are missing three-foot putts, and are afraid to go after the pin with their approach shots because even microscopic errors result in the ball rolling off the green into deep rough. As a result, virtually all the golfers are hitting their first putts from 30+ feet away and just saying a Hail Mary that it goes in.
I understand that the pro's want these Majors to be challenging, but as I say, this ain't fun to watch.
