Good thing the hole is round. But it's a swish in the scorebook.Excellent. clutch putt.
Yea, but this course has no teeth whatsoever.Yep, 62 is the low record in a major. Xander dit it on Thursday too, for the 2nd time.
Yep. I wonder how much conversation happens during the round. Like, when Xander hit a good shot, did Morikawa say something like, "Great shot, Xander", or did he just do his own thing? Or when they were talking about who would pitch onto the green first, did Collin say, "Come on, knock this one stiff."?Morikawa seemed genuinely happy for him
Yep, Valhalla is certainly easier than the last time Xander did it at the US Open at LA CC.Yea, but this course has no teeth whatsoever.
Anyway, Xander definitely earned on this last two holes. Full winning a major is hard experience there.
There's the answer. In Hawaii, Xander called him. There story is amazing, both good and kind of complicated. Happy to hear it's still all love.Xander's father anywhere?
I think very little. Xander, especially, has a reputation of being in his bubble during a round.Yep. I wonder how much conversation happens during the round. Like, when Xander hit a good shot, did Morikawa say something like, "Great shot, Xander", or did he just do his own thing? Or when they were talking about who would pitch onto the green first, did Collin say, "Come on, knock this one stiff."?
I just rewatched Hovland putting on 18 and I have no idea what you are referring to.DeChambeau sank a nice put but a bit of decorum for Hovland's put would have been nice. It's not the Ryder Cup.
Its just not good enough to host majors. Or the PGA is incapable of setting it up in a way that is interesting. The two defining features, the island green and weird horseshoe 18th green, are basically gimmicks... the rest of the holes are entirely forgettable... maybe a Nicklaus design isn't really a sign of awesomeness. I guess he got Muirfield right but it also took him decades of tweaking it to get it there.Didn't see a ton yesterday but my overall takeaway from the week is that Valhalla stinks. Cool name, abysmal golf course for a major championship.
I think this is a great example of a course whose main defense was its length and that doesn’t matter anymore.Its just not good enough to host majors. Or the PGA is incapable of setting it up in a way that is interesting. The two defining features, the island green and weird horseshoe 18th green, are basically gimmicks... the rest of the holes are entirely forgettable... maybe a Nicklaus design isn't really a sign of awesomeness. I guess he got Muirfield right but it also took him decades of tweaking it to get it there.
Horseshoe is certainly a way to describe that weird portion that hangs flaccidly down from the right side of that green. The two defining features, the island green and weird horseshoe 18th green, are basically gimmicks... the rest of the holes are entirely forgettable.
I was expecting something like this…but not this bad. Wow, what a lying, dirty cop.Is Damaged Pants the loser on the driver side? Or am I missing something on the passenger side?
Thdriver side guy never hit the deck. Ran and knocked on the window and Scottie immediately stopped? But his pants were ruined and he suffered swelling and abraisons?
Absolutely a felony.
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Looks like this cop has given himself many chances to get fired, still hasn't happened.Wow that's amazing. The cop should be fired for making stuff up. Scheffler should consider filing some sort of lawsuit (he won't, but he should) because these people need to be held accountable for this. This isn't the biggest deal in the world, but imagine how often they do this kind of stuff to people who aren't famous and don't have the kind of resources Scheffler does?
This thing will get thrown out of court in about five seconds as soon as the judge sees this video.
Jesus. This guy makes the cops from Superbad look like the cops from DragnetLooks like this cop has given himself many chances to get fired, still hasn't happened.
Edit to remove what could be a V&N type post outside of V&NWow that's amazing. The cop should be fired for making stuff up. Scheffler should consider filing some sort of lawsuit (he won't, but he should) because these people need to be held accountable for this. This isn't the biggest deal in the world, but imagine how often they do this kind of stuff to people who aren't famous and don't have the kind of resources Scheffler does?
This thing will get thrown out of court in about five seconds as soon as the judge sees this video.
Golf Channel televised his press conference yesterday and he kept mentioning how both he and Scheffler wanted to put this behind them.Apparently the Louisville mayor released the video in an attempt to back the police? What in the world?
I assume that the Louisville prosecutors will just decline to prosecute Scheffler . This is a complete joke.Golf Channel televised his press conference yesterday and he kept mentioning how both he and Scheffler wanted to put this behind them.
Maybe he's not a good public speaker but he wasn't exactly speaking with confidence that they had a smoking gun.
The problem is that when this happens to a regular person, their life could be ruined. Most people would have to take a plea for a felony charge and no jail time. But now they have a record and had to pay legal costs. And if they don't have resources, it could legitimately end up with a jail sentence.I assume that the Louisville prosecutors will just decline to prosecute Scheffler . This is a complete joke.
The reporting on this is pretty bad. My understanding is that the alleged dragging took place before what you can see on the cameras. The police report says it occurred on the major road before the turn.So anyway the police report for the incident is fabricated bullshit, huh?
But if the cop was dragged before the turn, everyone around would have been converging on Scottie's car. With pace. It would have been a scene.The reporting on this is pretty bad. My understanding is that the alleged dragging took place before what you can see on the cameras. The police report says it occurred on the major road before the turn.
So, I think what the detective is claiming is that he instructed Scheffler to stop, that Scheffler violated that instruction and dragged him, and then tried to enter the course driveway, at which point the cop ran after him and he was arrested.
I think that's why there is a disconnect between the PD saying that the fixed pole and dashcam images do not show the incident and nothing significant appearing on the video.
This post is not meant to endorse a belief about anyone's story, but instead to try to explain that I think people have been talking past each other.
I wasnt arguing for the cop. I know who I believe. I was just noting the video is not a direct visual exoneration or refutation of the incident report the way the twitters suggest. You need to draw some inferences. If they move forward — I hope they quietly go away — their story will be the “incident” was earlier.But if the cop was dragged before the turn, everyone around would have been converging on Scottie's car. With pace. It would have been a scene.
But everyone you can see in the video is just standing around, chilling out, and it was decidedly not a scene. Until the cop goes running to Scottie's car and smacks the windshield.
The fact that a stipulation was added that “neither side” will pursue charges seems to indicate that the LPD felt there was real risk that they could be at risk for liability here.Charges dropped, agreement that there will be no further legal action regarding that day.
(what about us loser golf fans who may have been denied a legitimate grand slam chase!)
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