- Jul 6, 2008
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Lmao at me betting on these old farts.. but here goes.
Crenshaw -125 over Pate (Tourney)
Ben has been in Hawaii for a while having played in the Skins game last week. Here is why I am making this bet.
We have a player who is undecided, who last played competitively in May where he shot 84 and WD.
I also saw this on Tom Watson..
Legendary Tom Watson is teeing it up for only the second time since August. He had left hip replacement surgery in October and will make his first start in a full-field event since the Walmart First Tee Open. He did take part in last week's Wendy's Champions Skins Game on Maui. He and Jack Nicklaus were teammates, but they didn't win a skin.
Still, Watson was upbeat yesterday after playing in the Pro-Am and announced himself fit for duty.
"I'm still hitting some scruffy shots because I haven't played that much competitive golf," Watson said. "But I'm here in Hawaii in a place all of us love to be. This is such a beautiful golf course, it's hard to feel bad when you're here.
"As for my hip surgery, it was more of a life decision than a golf decision. We don't really know how it's going to affect my golf game. That's something we'll just have to wait and see whether it really affects my swing plane. I'm excited to be back on a golf course. That much I can tell you."
Crenshaw -125 over Pate (Tourney)
Ben has been in Hawaii for a while having played in the Skins game last week. Here is why I am making this bet.
We have a player who is undecided, who last played competitively in May where he shot 84 and WD.
I also saw this on Tom Watson..
Legendary Tom Watson is teeing it up for only the second time since August. He had left hip replacement surgery in October and will make his first start in a full-field event since the Walmart First Tee Open. He did take part in last week's Wendy's Champions Skins Game on Maui. He and Jack Nicklaus were teammates, but they didn't win a skin.
Still, Watson was upbeat yesterday after playing in the Pro-Am and announced himself fit for duty.
"I'm still hitting some scruffy shots because I haven't played that much competitive golf," Watson said. "But I'm here in Hawaii in a place all of us love to be. This is such a beautiful golf course, it's hard to feel bad when you're here.
"As for my hip surgery, it was more of a life decision than a golf decision. We don't really know how it's going to affect my golf game. That's something we'll just have to wait and see whether it really affects my swing plane. I'm excited to be back on a golf course. That much I can tell you."
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