He only played in one major from 2006-07. But he nearly won the US Open in 2005. When he qualifies for the field, he plays well, because his game suits a major style.
Well. I was wrong. The Shark is the 36-hole leader. Here's to hoping he gets a 6-7 shot lead tomm and then blows it on Sunday for old times sake.
I take it you aren't a member of the Greg Norman fan club? :wave: Equally amazing is the play of David Duval.
I dont think that is equal, it is beyond absurd. Though people always say he lights it up in practice rounds - it must be in his head. I cant wait to watch the Golf Channel tonight. They bashed Choi before it started and he now leads it after carding a 67.
I don't think there is supposed to be any impovement in the weather for the weekend, so I don't think you are going to see an early starter make a big run up the leaderboard. And TB3, I like KJ's chances. I think he's mentally tough enough to stand up to the pressure and plays the tough courses very well. Unforutunately for Greg & Chrissy I think reality catches up with the Shark and he falls out of contention.
I do too. He doesnt seem to get rattled that much and really the only thing separating his game this year from his great season last year is the driver. Here is a video on Choi from PGATour.com
I would love to see Norman win for the nostalgia of it, kind of a "Nicklaus at the '86 Masters feel." But I think I'll be pulling for Rocco. Anybody who might get the media away from the "all-Tiger, all the time" mentality would be good for golf in general.
Well this tourney has a lot going for it with Norman, Mediate and Duval being big stories. With Tiger out, I am definitely interested in the outcome now that these 3 are in the mix. Add in Furyk for us American faithful, and it adds that much more intrigue.
