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06-17-2011, 07:37 PM
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Enter weekend golf contest in golf forum
It is up now
Two options. PIck Rory and one player from three other tiers Second option is not to pick Rory and pick a total of eight players in the tiers I allow
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Co-winner of the 2010 Rambler333/rda21 Good Guy Award THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PICKING GOLF WINNERS 1. CLOSER with CHARACTER. Certain guys see the finish line and cross it and others are destined for second place. 2. RELAXED CONFIDENCE, FOCUS and a HUNGER to win. It's a mental game and their mind has to be in the right frame with a determination and focus. As Harry Vardon said: "To play well you must feel tranquil and at peace. I have never been troubled by nerves in golf because I felt I had nothing to lose and everything to gain." 3. COURSE. Does the course layout favor the strengths of the golfer and does it expose their weaknesses. Previous form can change immediately for those who feel comfortable on a course and its greens. 
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06-17-2011, 07:41 PM
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for those who don't see this until Saturday morning, they can keep entering all the way until their guys they pick tee off but you may lose out on picks by waiting. I keep track of tee times
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Co-winner of the 2010 Rambler333/rda21 Good Guy Award THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PICKING GOLF WINNERS 1. CLOSER with CHARACTER. Certain guys see the finish line and cross it and others are destined for second place. 2. RELAXED CONFIDENCE, FOCUS and a HUNGER to win. It's a mental game and their mind has to be in the right frame with a determination and focus. As Harry Vardon said: "To play well you must feel tranquil and at peace. I have never been troubled by nerves in golf because I felt I had nothing to lose and everything to gain." 3. COURSE. Does the course layout favor the strengths of the golfer and does it expose their weaknesses. Previous form can change immediately for those who feel comfortable on a course and its greens.
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06-17-2011, 11:10 PM
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first tee times saturday at 950 a.m. eastern and since there are a lot of players going off. you still have time to pick up until your guys tee off. tee times on pgatour.com site. that's for people who don't see this until tomorrow otherwise best to get picks in asap
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Co-winner of the 2010 Rambler333/rda21 Good Guy Award THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PICKING GOLF WINNERS 1. CLOSER with CHARACTER. Certain guys see the finish line and cross it and others are destined for second place. 2. RELAXED CONFIDENCE, FOCUS and a HUNGER to win. It's a mental game and their mind has to be in the right frame with a determination and focus. As Harry Vardon said: "To play well you must feel tranquil and at peace. I have never been troubled by nerves in golf because I felt I had nothing to lose and everything to gain." 3. COURSE. Does the course layout favor the strengths of the golfer and does it expose their weaknesses. Previous form can change immediately for those who feel comfortable on a course and its greens.
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06-18-2011, 09:15 AM
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you still have time to enter by the time your guy tees off
NIR Rory McIlroy Titleist -11 3:50 pm ET - 65 66 - - 131 2 - KOR Y.E. Yang -5 3:50 pm ET - 68 69 - - 137 T3 - USA Matt Kuchar -2 3:20 pm ET - 72 68 - - 140 T3 - USA Zach Johnson Titleist -2 3:30 pm ET - 71 69 - - 140 T3 - USA Brandt Snedeker -2 3:30 pm ET - 70 70 - - 140 T3 - ESP Sergio Garcia -2 3:40 pm ET - 69 71 - - 140 T3 - USA Robert Garrigus Titleist -2 3:40 pm ET - 70 70 - - 140 T8 - USA Brandt Jobe Titleist -1 2:50 pm ET - 71 70 - - 141 T8 - USA Ryan Palmer Titleist -1 2:50 pm ET - 69 72 - - 141 T8 - USA Davis Love III -1 3:00 pm ET - 70 71 - - 141 T8 - USA Heath Slocum Titleist -1 3:00 pm ET - 71 70 - - 141 T8 - ESP Alvaro Quiros -1 3:10 pm ET - 70 71 - - 141 T8 - ENG Robert Rock Titleist -1 3:10 pm ET - 70 71 - - 141 T8 - KOR Kyung-tae Kim Titleist -1 3:20 pm ET - 69 72 - - 141 T15 - SWE Johan Edfors Titleist E 2:00 pm ET - 70 72 - - 142 T15 - SWE Henrik Stenson Titleist E 2:00 pm ET - 70 72 - - 142 T15 - USA Russell Henley (a) E 2:10 pm ET - 73 69 - - 142 T15 - RSA Louis Oosthuizen Titleist E 2:10 pm ET - 69 73 - - 142 T15 - AUS Marc Leishman Titleist E 2:20 pm ET - 73 69 - - 142 T15 - SWE Alexander Noren E 2:20 pm ET - 75 67 - - 142 T15 - KOR Seung-yul Noh Titleist E 2:30 pm ET - 72 70 - - 142 T15 - RSA Charl Schwartzel E 2:30 pm ET - 68 74 - - 142 T15 - USA Patrick Cantlay (a) E 2:40 pm ET - 75 67 - - 142 T15 - AUS John Senden Titleist E 2:40 pm ET - 70 72 - - 142 T25 - USA William Cauley Titleist +1 1:20 pm ET - 71 72 - - 143 T25 - AUS Jason Day +1 1:20 pm ET - 71 72 - - 143 T25 - SWE Fredrik Jacobson +1 1:30 pm ET - 74 69 - - 143 T25 - ENG Lee Westwood Titleist +1 1:30 pm ET - 75 68 - - 143 T25 - USA Kevin Chappell +1 1:40 pm ET - 76 67 - - 143 T25 - USA Phil Mickelson +1 1:40 pm ET - 74 69 - - 143 T25 - SWE Peter Hanson +1 1:50 pm ET - 72 71 - - 143 T25 - USA Bo Van Pelt Titleist +1 1:50 pm ET - 76 67 - - 143 T33 - USA Gary Woodland Titleist +2 12:20 pm ET - 73 71 - - 144 T33 - USA Jeff Overton Titleist +2 12:30 pm ET - 72 72 - - 144 T33 - USA Scott Piercy Titleist +2 12:30 pm ET - 73 71 - - 144 T33 - GER Martin Kaymer +2 12:40 pm ET - 74 70 - - 144 T33 - NIR Graeme McDowell +2 12:40 pm ET - 70 74 - - 144 T33 - IRL Padraig Harrington Titleist +2 12:50 pm ET - 71 73 - - 144 T33 - JPN Ryo Ishikawa +2 12:50 pm ET - 74 70 - - 144 T33 - USA Brian Gay Titleist +2 1:00 pm ET - 73 71 - - 144 T33 - KOR Do-Hoon Kim Titleist +2 1:00 pm ET - 73 71 - - 144 T33 - ITA Edoardo Molinari +2 1:10 pm ET - 74 70 - - 144 T33 - USA Steve Stricker Titleist +2 1:10 pm ET - 75 69 - - 144 T44 - USA Brad Benjamin (a) +3 11:20 am ET - 72 73 - - 145 T44 - USA J.J. Henry +3 11:30 am ET - 72 73 - - 145 T44 - GER Marcel Siem +3 11:30 am ET - 79 66 - - 145 T44 - USA Justin Hicks Titleist +3 11:40 am ET - 74 71 - - 145 T44 - USA Chez Reavie Titleist +3 11:40 am ET - 70 75 - - 145 T44 - USA Harrison Frazar Titleist +3 11:50 am ET - 72 73 - - 145 T44 - USA Charley Hoffman Titleist +3 11:50 am ET - 71 74 - - 145 T44 - USA Lucas Glover +3 12:00 pm ET - 76 69 - - 145 T44 - RSA Rory Sabbatini +3 12:00 pm ET - 72 73 - - 145 T44 - USA Todd Hamilton Titleist +3 12:10 pm ET - 73 72 - - 145 T44 - USA Michael Putnam +3 12:10 pm ET - 74 71 - - 145 T44 - BRZ Alexandre Rocha +3 12:20 pm ET - 69 76 - - 145 T56 - RSA Christo Greyling +4 10:00 am ET - 72 74 - - 146 T56 - CAN Adam Hadwin +4 10:00 am ET - 75 71 - - 146 T56 - SWE Robert Karlsson Titleist +4 10:10 am ET - 79 67 - - 146 T56 - USA Bubba Watson Titleist +4 10:10 am ET - 71 75 - - 146 T56 - USA Bill Haas Titleist +4 10:20 am ET - 73 73 - - 146 T56 - USA Webb Simpson Titleist +4 10:20 am ET - 75 71 - - 146 T56 - ENG Luke Donald Titleist +4 10:30 am ET - 74 72 - - 146 T56 - USA Anthony Kim +4 10:30 am ET - 74 72 - - 146 T56 - FRA Gregory Havret Titleist +4 10:40 am ET - 77 69 - - 146 T56 - USA Kevin Streelman Titleist +4 10:40 am ET - 73 73 - - 146 T56 - CAN Wes Heffernan +4 10:50 am ET - 75 71 - - 146 T56 - KOR Sunghoon Kang Titleist +4 10:50 am ET - 74 72 - - 146 T56 - KOR Sang-Moon Bae +4 11:00 am ET - 75 71 - - 146 T56 - JPN Kenichi Kuboya Titleist +4 11:00 am ET - 73 73 - - 146 T56 - USA Dustin Johnson +4 11:10 am ET - 75 71 - - 146 T56 - ITA Matteo Manassero Titleist +4 11:10 am ET - 74 72 - - 146 T56 - RSA Retief Goosen +4 11:20 am ET - 73 73 - - 146
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Co-winner of the 2010 Rambler333/rda21 Good Guy Award THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PICKING GOLF WINNERS 1. CLOSER with CHARACTER. Certain guys see the finish line and cross it and others are destined for second place. 2. RELAXED CONFIDENCE, FOCUS and a HUNGER to win. It's a mental game and their mind has to be in the right frame with a determination and focus. As Harry Vardon said: "To play well you must feel tranquil and at peace. I have never been troubled by nerves in golf because I felt I had nothing to lose and everything to gain." 3. COURSE. Does the course layout favor the strengths of the golfer and does it expose their weaknesses. Previous form can change immediately for those who feel comfortable on a course and its greens.
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06-18-2011, 10:37 AM
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still time to enter guys
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Co-winner of the 2010 Rambler333/rda21 Good Guy Award THE ART AND SCIENCE OF PICKING GOLF WINNERS 1. CLOSER with CHARACTER. Certain guys see the finish line and cross it and others are destined for second place. 2. RELAXED CONFIDENCE, FOCUS and a HUNGER to win. It's a mental game and their mind has to be in the right frame with a determination and focus. As Harry Vardon said: "To play well you must feel tranquil and at peace. I have never been troubled by nerves in golf because I felt I had nothing to lose and everything to gain." 3. COURSE. Does the course layout favor the strengths of the golfer and does it expose their weaknesses. Previous form can change immediately for those who feel comfortable on a course and its greens.
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