Subject: BMW Championship Thu Sep 12, 2013 12:17 am
Hey everyone, the race for the fedex cup resumes again this week and BMW Championship is about to start at Conway Farms Golf Club in Illinois. The PGA Tour put out a hole by hole recap of what the players will face and gives us a great insight into what the course is like!
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Thu Sep 12, 2013 12:29 am
Henrik Stenson. He's the man to watch though I wish TW would win. But his recent results in R3 and R4 don't seem to be there, unfortunately.
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Thu Sep 12, 2013 9:39 am
It seem like most Tour pros re gearg up on form...battling out one another at every big tournaments... My guessg tat it ll not b a repeat winner... Er..TW, the more we expect, it ll b hard to fulfill our hope. Bt wat the heck, Go TW go...
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Thu Sep 12, 2013 10:27 am
Adam Scott for me this time round ... TW and PM will be my second and third pick respectively to clinch this title ...
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 4:48 pm
Turbo wrote:
Adam Scott for me this time round ... TW and PM will be my second and third pick respectively to clinch this title ...
the big cat opens with a T3 -5 66
low scores expected thru the tournament as the weather gets cooler
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 4:53 pm
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 4:56 pm
This commentator new ? His commentary sounds very exaggerating
lol
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 4:58 pm
Tiger mentioned this kinda gallery is normal ......... The commentator trying too hard in his commentary here
He needs to calm down abit
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:15 pm
Daztasiumz wrote:
Turbo wrote:
Adam Scott for me this time round ... TW and PM will be my second and third pick respectively to clinch this title ...
the big cat opens with a T3 -5 66
low scores expected thru the tournament as the weather gets cooler
Bro Daz, u think Brandt Snedeker can sustain his position till Sunday?
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 5:52 pm
Turbo wrote:
Daztasiumz wrote:
Turbo wrote:
Adam Scott for me this time round ... TW and PM will be my second and third pick respectively to clinch this title ...
the big cat opens with a T3 -5 66
low scores expected thru the tournament as the weather gets cooler
Bro Daz, u think Brandt Snedeker can sustain his position till Sunday?
Ermm Maybe but alot of players expected to go low
He is quite consistent 7 consecutive birdies lol.. on a roll
Tiger had 7 birdies too - two bogeys
What do u think of the commentator?
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 7:02 pm
Snedeker switches to a 45-gram driver shaft by Zak Kozuchowski | September 12, 2013
Brandt Snedeker doesn’t change equipment often, but when he does decide to switch he’s not scared to play something unconventional. Snedeker already plays one of the lightest iron shafts on the PGA Tour, AeroTech’s SteelFiber i95, which weigh 95 grams. This week, he’s using one of the lightest driver shafts on the PGA Tour, a UST Mamiya ProForce VTS 4X shaft that weighs 45 grams (Click here to see the other clubs in Snedeker’s bag). According to Danny Le, marketing manager for UST, Snedeker first used the shaft in Rounds 3 and 4 of the Deutsche Bank Championship. He was looking for a shaft in the 55-gram range to put in his TaylorMade SLDR, but he gained a little extra ball speed and consistency with the 45-gram model. Most PGA Tour players opt for shafts that are made with low torque, which means they have a high resistance to twisting as a golfer unloads the club in the downswing. Many equipment experts believe the resistance to twisting can provide increased accuracy off the tee, especially for golfers with quick transitions. But Snedeker’s shaft has more than 5 degrees of torque, which is on the high-end of the range for Tour players.
Graham DeLaet’s 65-gram UST Mamiya ProForce VTS shaft has 5 degrees of torque, slightly less than Snedeker’s driver shaft.
And Snedeker isn’t the only golfer on Tour who has seen improved accuracy from a high-torque shaft. Graham DeLaet, who is No. 1 on the PGA Tour in Total Driving (a combination of driving distance and accuracy), uses the highest-torque model of UST’s ProForce VTS 6X driver shaft. The point? Just because low-torque shafts are touted as the best shafts for high swing-speed golfers doesn’t mean they always are. Go get fit and see what shaft is right for you.
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Fri Sep 13, 2013 10:34 pm
I am rooting for Tiger Woods and Adam Scotts for this one...
Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 2:18 am
Hoping Tiger plays well and finishes at least top 3... was hoping Rory would make a push this week but looks like he'll be done for the rest of the PGA TOUR season after shooting at 78 yesterday and being 6-over through 12 holes today... currently +13 for the tournament with 6 left to play...
heard that luke donald is a member at conway farms so was expecting him to play well this week, looks like he's even par for his 2 rounds so far!
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 8:37 am
TW at -4, and 7 back from the leaders still has a mathematical chance if he play well in R3 & R4. To be penalised a further 2 strokes on the first hole would have been demoralising for many. Still he kept his composure and shoot 1 over. Hope he make a charge in the final 2 rounds.
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 8:40 am
Wow Jim Furyk shoots a magical 59 to tie lead with Brandt! Way to go Jim.
Tiger finish R2 with. +1 after a two stroke penalty on the first hole. 7 strokes behind, wonder if he can catch up.
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 8:47 am
Oh....wats his error on first hole? Again...the relief drop thingy? Havg knew the golf rules like his daily bread n butters as a top world class player, yet committed error twice this year? Just wonder wats he thinkg, seriously?
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 8:51 am
Jim Furyk had a great charge with his new toy...
WITB - Jim Furyk
of course one need a lot of imagination, determination, focus and even luck to get the magical 59.
DGman
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 9:08 am
hkhamateur wrote:
Oh....wats his error on first hole? Again...the relief drop thingy? Havg knew the golf rules like his daily bread n butters as a top world class player, yet committed error twice this year? Just wonder wats he thinkg, seriously?
TW's ball moved when he was moving loose impediments around it. He did not feel that it moved but video replay showed that it did. Honestly I felt that it was difficult to conclude it moved without video.
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 9:53 am
Shooting 59 is no easy task, just like shooting a HIO. A golfer's form on that day with lots of luck is required.
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 10:34 am
Wow ... Callaway signed on Furyk ...
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 10:53 am
hkhamateur wrote:
Oh....wats his error on first hole? Again...the relief drop thingy? Havg knew the golf rules like his daily bread n butters as a top world class player, yet committed error twice this year? Just wonder wats he thinkg, seriously?
Here u go buddy hk
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 10:55 am
watch his reaction.. lol
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 10:58 am
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 11:08 am
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Subject: Re: BMW Championship Sat Sep 14, 2013 11:27 am
Daztasiumz wrote:
watch his reaction.. lol
He declared that he accidentally moved the ball or someone/the official saw it? If the former, he was not very enthical as a professional gofler ...
Subject: BMW Championship 
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