Quote from: MU82 on July 17, 2025, 08:25:10 PMWho even knew that Sultan's a good enough basketball player to sign an NBA contract?!?!

He just told everyone he was Ners

Quote from: Uncle Rico on July 17, 2025, 08:37:31 PMThe winning score wasn't +1, that was the cut.  Lowry won with a score of -15. 

Whoops.  My bad.  +1 was Lowry's final round. 

The R & A is not as committed to protecting par.

Ramsey would make all the difference.

Quote from: MuggsyB on July 17, 2025, 08:32:17 PMThere's not enough wind in the forecast.  In 2019 the winning score was +1.  We could see a 12-15 stroke difference.   

The winning score wasn't +1, that was the cut.  Lowry won with a score of -15. 

Quote from: MuggsyB on July 17, 2025, 06:52:57 PMThree Danes in the top 10?? 

They're great.

There's not enough wind in the forecast.  In 2019 the winning score was +1.  We could see a 12-15 stroke difference.   

Quote from: Jay Bee on July 17, 2025, 07:05:40 PMSultan still thinks he's going to sign a vet minimum contract

Who even knew that Sultan's a good enough basketball player to sign an NBA contract?!?!

I watch lots of WNBA games. Point guards in general are roughed up - lots of crowding, hand-checking, etc. And if the PG takes it to the hoop often, she is routinely crushed.

Clark is mauled on several plays every game. She also complains a lot, so that also might influence the refs. I see similar with Seattle PG Skylar Diggins - she takes a lot of hits, and feels she has to constantly let the refs know it. (In general, WNBA officiating is quite poor - but that's a whole nother issue, as it's not just poor for Clark.)

Now, whether such physical play has anything to do with Clark's non-contact injuries, who knows? Wags' theory is as good as any.

He was apparently a genius but misogynistic.  Not exactly Iight bathroom reading.