Congrats to YE YANG !!!

Technospaz wrote:

Haha... did you know that Vijay was refused M'sian citizenship once? Apparently, he had many years ago applied to be a Malaysian citizen but got turned down. This is because his wife, Andrena Seth, is a Malaysian. He had also played (and won) the Malaysian Open in the 80s and worked in Sabah.

Funny... if only he was Malaysian today.

because he was not ahmad vijay singh.....

otherwise malaysia would be blowing their own trumpet for having a champion like vijay!


MALAYSIA BOLEH??

MALAYSIA BODOH SEEMS LIKE IT,

amazing stuff..

handling the aura of tiger and his fans just adds to the pressure. it was definitely THE chip of all chips, oh and not forgetting the over the tree shot.

i think kimchi land must be rejoicing like crazy.. they worked their ladies well, and with this, they are enroute to be the next powerhouse of golf.

just fantasizing for a 3 way rydercup: us, eu, and korea (hmm asia more realistic).

It's unlikely Yang will beat Woods' career record.

It's highly likely that Tiger will beat Jack Nicklaus' record of life-time wins within a few years.

Yang does have good prospects but if you look at the lists of major championship winners over the years, many appear on the winner list only once, and others only a few times.

If TW can do the Grand Slam, he will have matched the great Bobby Jones' record.

14 out of 15 is still a phenomenal record.

CK

Uncle Lau wrote:

True, like the Table Tennis Team....but i believed one day a Singaporean will win a Major or US PGA etc

I have Faith bro freedrop, just have faith with our Singapore's Boys and Girls....

I also have faith that you will never live to see this happen

sorry ,,, to pour cold water on you all...

i support asian regime in US tour too.

but i have to say Yang was extremely lucky in some sense

Great for Asian golf ... Pity that TW didn't win ...

chocoman wrote:

sorry ,,, to pour cold water on you all...

i support asian regime in US tour too.

but i have to say Yang was extremely lucky in some sense

There's always luck. I think TW also got lucky in some situations. He admitted after one of the rounds (I think the 2nd) that he was quite fortunate and the day could've gone either which way. Sometimes, it works in your favor. Sometimes, it doesn't.

Mr. Gary Player once said, the more one practises, the luckier one gets.

not arnold palmer meh??

he he..

I think it was Gary Player.

i like that....


tomorrow go range//

chocoman wrote:

i like that....


tomorrow go range//

Which range, bro?

Technospaz wrote:

Haha... did you know that Vijay was refused M'sian citizenship once? Apparently, he had many years ago applied to be a Malaysian citizen but got turned down. This is because his wife, Andrena Seth, is a Malaysian. He had also played (and won) the Malaysian Open in the 80s and worked in Sabah.

Funny... if only he was Malaysian today.

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Duval_S wrote:

Mr. Gary Player once said, the more one practises, the luckier one gets.

Then i think i'm not practising enough... seems like 3 range a week is not enough...

Next week, starting new goal!!! 6 range a week!!!

Think better dun let my boss see this or else.....

jtek wrote:

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wah, is it in Pan West?

nientsu wrote:

Was reading his interview.....

Apparently, he only took up golf at the age of 19!!! He said his first swing was like a baseball bat swing cos he played baseball.......

Okie, i shall play baseball from tomorrow to improve my swing...

TARGET!!! Turn pro in 19 yrs time... by then just in time to join Senior PGA Tour!!!

S70B wrote:

jtek wrote:

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wah, is it in Pan West?

Maybe in some construction site where ppl tot he's a site engineer... ha ha ha

jtek wrote:

Technospaz wrote:

Haha... did you know that Vijay was refused M'sian citizenship once? Apparently, he had many years ago applied to be a Malaysian citizen but got turned down. This is because his wife, Andrena Seth, is a Malaysian. He had also played (and won) the Malaysian Open in the 80s and worked in Sabah.

Funny... if only he was Malaysian today.

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wasn't he banned on Asian Tour becasue he was wrongly accused of being a cheat?

Is that the reason he was denied Malaysian citizenship?

Of course he can forget about Sg citizenship.

S70B wrote:

jtek wrote:

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wah, is it in Pan West?

VJ worked as a golf coach in one of the club in SG before..
Heard from frend.

Won't you say that Bhai won the Fedex cup with outstanding putting.

Harimau will have won if he had his clutch putt. S'body yang his tail or he didn't wake up from his slumber?

Roystonnn wrote:

S70B wrote:

jtek wrote:

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wah, is it in Pan West?

VJ worked as a golf coach in one of the club in SG before..
Heard from frend.

Really??? Should have make him Sillyporean then lor!!! 8)

jtek wrote:

Roystonnn wrote:

S70B wrote:

jtek wrote:

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wah, is it in Pan West?

VJ worked as a golf coach in one of the club in SG before..
Heard from frend.

Really??? Should have make him Sillyporean then lor!!! 8)

Ya really...
Before he become a coach, I taught him how to putt.

Roystonnn wrote:

S70B wrote:

jtek wrote:

If i'm not wrong, VJ worked in Sg before...

Wah, is it in Pan West?

VJ worked as a golf coach in one of the club in SG before..
Heard from frend.

and your friend heard from his friend's friend?

Superman has kryptonite, Tiger has Yang