Moving Day (at least at the bottom of the tank)
The Bandit was done in by Ogilvy's Tin Cup impression on #15 and we now see how important it is to have a full stable of options to facilitate dumping a high score or two. With 3 common players on Talonflier and Robbo teams, it is really a 2v2 with Howell III and Casey going against Toms and Stenson for this Major and the $40 prize. Still Vodoo could rise from the grave and snatch victory if his stable puts up four very good scores. The Bandit is looking to stop the bleeding because these scores carry over for the season title, the "Protective Cup". The good news is the scores carryover for the Cup, but you pick new players each Major.
Robbo - 885 (300, Mickelson/73*, Toms/74*, Scott/76*, Stenson/77*, Singh/79)
Talonflier- 887 (301, Mickelson/73*, Howell III/75*, Scott/76*, Casey/77*, Singh/79)
Vodoo - 893 (302, Goosen/70*, Donald/75*, Olazabal/78*, Cabrera/79*, Singh/79)
Boca Bandit - 902 (312, Mickelson/73*, Cabrera/79*, Singh/79*, Ogilvy/81*)
2 comments:
I like my chances tomorrow. Robbo has been known to fade in the stretch and the Howell-Casey combo is ripe for Tin Cup II. Don't feel too bad about da Bandit. He's throwing a few Dewers back in celebration of Wetterich's 80 f ---ing 3.
That 83 was a thing of beauty... given enough time, all things settle to their natural places in the universe... Wetts shooting 83, Tiger in the final group, and Robbo's impending blow up. How closely will he be watching the 12th tomorrow?
I'll be playing in the afternoon and watching via TiVo tomorrow night.
Who shoots the better score tomorrow, seasoned PGA Tour pro playing in the final group at the Masters with Tiger, or me playing some random course in Texas for the first time? I'd take me... Appleby is primed for 78 or worse tomorrow.
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