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Masters Memories: Scott Hoch’s missed chance
Posted on April 4, 2016 Leave a Comment
” I just thought, Well, he’s opened the door for me. Then it felt like destiny. ” – Nick Faldo Winning golf tournaments at the professional level is insanely difficult, and the difference between winning and losing in most cases is razor thin. For a lot of players, getting that win is a massive deal, […]
Masters Memories: Mickelson goes through the trees
Posted on March 30, 2015 10 Comments
Before Phil Mickelson won the 2004 Masters, he was perpetually at the top of the “best player to never win a major” list and much of that was attributed to his consistently aggressive play that in a lot of instances, seemed completely unnecessary. Sure, part of what has made him a fan favourite to […]
Masters Memories: Nicklaus wins in ’86
Posted on April 5, 2013 2 Comments
” I’m walking back to the compound and Ken Venturi said, ‘How old are you, kid?’ I said I’m 26. He said ‘Let me tell you something, you may one day be lucky enough to say that you’ve seen 40 or 50 Masters, you may, but I can tell you one thing, you’ll never live […]
Masters Memories: Couples stays dry at the 12th
Posted on April 3, 2013 2 Comments
That’s the most nervous I’ve ever been and obviously it showed. You get a break like that and I just started screaming at myself inside and you know, forget all of this stuff. Hit it left, or do anything but hit it there and how it stayed up was a miracle and so is […]