lyleoross
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Does Paul McBeth have the Adidas logo shaved into the back of his head?
That's McDidas to you.
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Does Paul McBeth have the Adidas logo shaved into the back of his head?
The GBO was actually kicked around the calendar quite a bit before settling in it's current late April time slot. It actually started in late June and has been held in July and August as well. Granted, it was a run of the mill B-tier during most of that time.GBO Definitely needs to be moved to either summer or fall, especially if they plan to continue to use Olpe.
This is Kansas weather in April, it rains and storms. Either it will do so before the event and courses like Olpe will be a disaster, or it will do it during the event and rounds will be cancelled.
This is too big of an event to not be able to find a way too schedule it differently.
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/10/1/014005/meta#citationsYou must know something about meteorology/climatology that the experts don't. Your comment sounds legit, but you don't know what you don't know. I have a PhD in climatology and you are all wet.
I also heard Paul bought a weather making machine from a Chinese conglomerate. Or was that a global warming hoax?
Did any else feel that Catrina Allen was just kinda going through the motions and not even trying to win? She seemed like her mind was elsewhere and wasn't even really focusing...
I'm waiting for Ricky's comments. opcorn:
Did any else feel that Catrina Allen was just kinda going through the motions and not even trying to win? She seemed like her mind was elsewhere and wasn't even really focusing...
Regardless of the cause, there could probably be some better scheduling for some of these events now that they are "National Tour" or DGPT/DGWT. Some of these events are scheduled in exactly what could be problematic times for the region. On the other hand, there are a number of events in much more benign weather areas.
I currently live in Oklahoma, so I can identify with problems in Kansas (GBO) or Texas (Nick Hyde). Schedule events in those places in spring, and you might enjoy very beautiful weather (most beautiful time of the year, in my opinion... see round 2 at Jones East) but there's also a 1-5% chance of the worst weather of the year (e.g. tornadoes or at least thunderstorms or torrential rains with flooding). Seems like if it's impossible to have a way to make up final rounds for these tournaments, they should probably be relegated back to a plain old A-tier event OR rescheduled for a time where tournament-preventing weather will almost certainly not be a problem (summer or fall would both work better, I think). There are other areas of the country that would work much better in April & May...
Don't know about that, but she got some bad breaks a few times, and that might've gotten her down some.
I'd also say that Olpe is such a long course and Paige is outthrowing her for the most part, so that might've been demoralizing to her.
How hanna leatherman tied her is impossible.
PP is an animal. But doesn't out throw her prodigy counterpart by that much. Catrina's put is deadly. As good as any average male pro.
How hanna leatherman tied her is impossible.
So watching the first round coverage (and this may have already been said) but the course is playing much easier on hole 1 and 12. When I played that course at GBO last year 1 had no backstop and was on the top right. and 12 was a postage stamp size island where the tent was located along the fence. It doesn't help to have 25-30 mph winds.
Fun watching the pros finally play this course though.
And yet over 1,000 people, many of whom are repeat customers, signed up several months in advance to play our snoozefest courses and deal with our unpredictable weather.This is why Kansas isn't a Mecca. Unpredictable weather and snoozefest courses? Give me a break.