2013 PGA Tour Discussion Thread

I think it would be great if it was a feud with Phil or Rory or another legitimate major champion golfer. But Tiger has owned Sergio so hard over the years, makes this just kind of sad.

Standard apology from Sergio today. I'm hoping Tiger comes out and publicly accepts the apology so we can maybe just move on and watch the best year of golf since...I dunno, 2006 probably

 
Try this again:

Well, this should put the issue to rest:

O'Grady has sparked fresh anger with his comments on Sky Sports 1: "It's very unfortunate and we are in the middle of it, but we made a statement that both together with commissioner Tim Finchem from the PGA Tour we spoke to Sergio and after what was really a very full and frank discussion on the whole issue that we'd accept his really heartfelt apology and we were convinced that he was trying to be funny -- that it was a lighthearted remark."
"We know the connotation in the United States. We accept all races on the European Tour, we take it very strongly. Most of Sergio's friends are colored athletes in the United States and he is absolutely abject in his apology and we accepted it."
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Tiger tripled 18. For a 44 on the back nine. I wonder if that's the worst nine he's had as a pro? Might be. :lol:

 
Tiger shoots 79 (+7). Only one round in his professional career has been worse - at the 2002 British

 
Second round leader Bill Haas also struggling today at +4. Kuchar takes the lead at -8, two clear of the field although a few players are still on the course.

 
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Kuchar is tall. But I think Jack Nicklaus is shrinking.

 
I was scrolling through pics on the golf website I frequent, and I saw the bag of a Nike staffer playing at Merion this week:

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Related to Jared?

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I need that headcover!

 
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