JUburton wrote:Was doing just fine until 2 doubles in the last 3 holes. Little rust, no concern.
Yeah, looked pretty good, but golf is hard.
JUburton wrote:Was doing just fine until 2 doubles in the last 3 holes. Little rust, no concern.
702 wrote:I really hope Tiger puts it together.
JUburton wrote:Made a shitload of birdies but had some bad swings. Didn't look like he didn't belong which is what he did the last bunch of times he teed it up. Feel pretty confident in saying he'll be in contention in a few tournaments in 2017 (if he stays healthy obviously).
It was only 18 guys but it was a stacked 18 guys.PTOITWCFTPP wrote:Wake me up in a real tournament. I'm not getting excited again just to be disappointed
right but I'd rather see him shoot 4 under with a ton of birdies and doubles than 4 birdies and pars. He made a lot of shots and shot a 65 one day. It's just about consistency.heyeaglefn wrote:It's encouraging he didn't get hurt but he beat Grillo, Knox and Justin Ross who withdrew.
The PGA TOUR announced Thursday that Twitter was chosen as the property’s exclusive global platform, distributing more than 70 hours of free live event and competition coverage during the rest of the 2016-17 season.
The new live streaming partnership between Twitter and the PGA TOUR, which will be available globally at the PGA TOUR’s Twitter account and PGATourLive.twitter.com, begins at the CareerBuilder Challenge on Jan. 19 and finish with the TOUR Championship. Twitter’s live stream will include the first 60 to 90 minutes of PGA TOUR LIVE’s over-the-top subscription window typically on Thursday and Friday mornings. Additionally, it will include interviews, driving range coverage, pre-game analysis and live competition from each day’s PGA TOUR LIVE Marquee Groups.