DonM

I actually thought just the opposite. The nerve of DeChambeau telling Crenshaw how to putt on the greens at Augusta.🙄

The shot she took at Bryson saying he had zero Masters wins and her husband having two was priceless. And there’s a very good chance he may never have a chance to win one.

Side note. My golf buddy who used to work for Nabisco and was involved with the PGA tournaments they sponsored played golf with Ben Crenshaw and Ben gave him one of his putters signed. Pretty cool.

      Love the banter boys, but I’m distracted from my Tito’s and grapefruit juice and watching one hell of a PGA Tour tournament. Lol

      Tony and the Canadian Taylor Pendrith will share the lead going into tomorrow’s finale.

      darpar 3rd time (maybe more) is the charm. Might be easier (for a change) not having to sell it to sponsors- just have Saudi’s pay

        DonM Man that reflects badly on Mrs Crenshaw.

        Yeah, I'd have guessed she would take the high road on that one. Not a good look for her. That's more of a Mrs. Patrick Reed move.

          Spuzz Much better than listening to the PGA talking heads kissing Finau's ass all day long.

          Who else could they pimp in this field? Cantlay? Young? Not exactly household names let alone names that get discussed much at the 19th hole.

              Sneakylong My understanding is that Bryson was explaining his particular method of approaching putting at Augusta, not trying to tell Ben how to do it.
              Wouldn't surprise me at all lf Ben asked him what he was doing, either. Bryson has a specific method he uses that Ben might have been interested in.

                  DonM It's always bad when the wife of a pro athlete opens her yap, usually embarrassing her pro husband. We had that hete with Kelly Stafford constantly embarrassing herself and Matt.

                    rsvman2 And that's why Ben himself never said anything about it, that and he's too much of a gentleman. His wife, not so much

                      darpar Hard to call a 31 yr. old and "up and comer"

                      Late bloomer?
                      I did pit a ? after my statement.
                      Regardless, whoever is leading should be the story, not the second place or third place guy, in spite of his name.
                      If it was a nobody American, I wonder if this is a different story.
                      This is one reason the LIV tour is better.

                          Spuzz Late bloomer?

                          More like it, seems like a good guy.
                          Didn't they say he used to be in the LD comps too?

                              darpar Didn't they say he used to be in the LD comps too?

                              No idea

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                                  Spuzz I think in Canada they said he won something, forget what though🤔

                                    Spuzz - no slight intended. They were pandering to their audience with the lip lock on Finau.

                                    I've been a Finau fan since the moment I heard the story about skulling a spectator and then going to her home to personally give her a box of chocolates, flowers, and get well card when the round was over at Colonial.

                                      rsvman2

                                      Could be. But just as easily could've been that Ben said to Julie something like 'can you believe the nerve of him showing me how to putt Augusta greens?' And she ran with it. Plus I'm not a fan of Bryson so I'm going to default against him. lol

                                      Better look if the wife defends her husband than Ben saying something.
                                      Anyway, the only guy on LIV I like is the Boobster (Bubba). He's a likeable half a whack job character. lol

                                          darpar but I'm not sure I ever heard even of Pendrift til this week.

                                          Haha, me either. Had to look at his name a couple times to get it right 'Pendrith'. Anyway, this is what's compelling about the PGA Tour. It's like landing on the moon just to get there. And winning is like hitting the lottery with the exemptions.

                                          Look at a guy like Stewart Cink who's been on Tour for 27 years. And at 49 he's exempt until he's 51. Imagine how many guys he's seen come and go.

                                          So as much as I like Finau, seeing a guy like Pendrith (only 2 professional wins) winning at 31 is a great story in itself. Aren't going to see these type stories on the Exhibition Tour.

                                            You might see it on the Korn Ferry Tour though ….

                                            Lol, spell check initially changed it to “Koran Ferry Tour”