teemkey
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Many elite athletes have quoted the old saw, "The more I practice, the luckier I get."
Lee Trevino?
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Many elite athletes have quoted the old saw, "The more I practice, the luckier I get."
The "unluckiest" pdga Worlds of all time was in 2015. Unlucky for Sarah Hokom.
I wonder the extent of the "Conrad Effect" after this world title. Obviously MVP is going to get a boost, but I'm talking more about younger players emulating style. You see kids jacking up 25-30 foot jumpshots in basket trying to be the next Steph Curry, are we going to see an influx of players taking a humongous run-up now?
Michael Sullivan 1987- lost in a playoff to Hosfeld. I can't remember if the playoff was forced due to a spitout or lost due to one (before my time) but either way...
Oh dear lord... this is undoubtedly going to occur- ugh.
I can only hope more people emulate James' understated personality. I like that he's anything but a "Hey, look at me" type. He just quietly goes about his business in a very professional way.
Story that discussed The Putt was just posted on FB (Spit happened on 6th hole of playoff). The playoff story starts about 18 paragraphs in but you may find the whole article on basket history interesting.Michael Sullivan 1987- lost in a playoff to Hosfeld. I can't remember if the playoff was forced due to a spitout or lost due to one (before my time) but either way...
well ball golf has paid caddies
McBeth was lucky his drive on 18 didn't slide O/B. Conrad was unlucky that his drive hit that one tree or he would have been in great position. Then he was lucky it did not drop into the pond, easily could have.