Those three had mental issues re winning - with Fat Monty demonstrating his with his commentary on Sky - streaming has the advantages of NBC, lol, and their bods are quite good and far more neutral than Ewan et al. He was more interested in ways to lose and difficulties, ditto Poulter and Westwood was always a bit of a choker, imho (with a fragile swing, and putter, under real pressure). re Monty and Poulter: any golfer that says they need to hit a number in Round 2 is piling the pressure on when they just need to be in "position" aas it is all about the last back 9's....forestfan wrote:10 birdies for Phil but still only a half! What a match that was.blahblah wrote:Big WOW to the Phil\Sergio putts on the last
Really want to see Sergio win a major one day, a great competitor, still a few years for him I guess but like Monty, Poulter and Westwood it seems he's destined to have his legacy mostly in the team event.
If Sergio had won (Lawries'?) Open he could have won a few more, but his putting is strangely poor, not to mention the pre-stroke fiddling, which has lessened recently? that said, both of those are more mental than physical abilities? Shame as he does seem like a decent bloke, unlike a fair few golfers nowadays.
As above I haven't paid Murdoch for years and Europe are actually quite poor this time - but Pieters looks like he is going to be immense, imho. Good set up\stroke and head...