sdandrea1 Campbell with the walk off!!!!! 👍👍

End of a stretch of runner ups!

Happy for him…pretty damn cool stuff…especially the bounce off the tree back into play…I can relate 😆

      VigilanteTrail Happy for him…pretty damn cool stuff…especially the bounce off the tree back into play…I can relate

      Birdie from that tee shot is epic. That 3rd shot in was $$$$

        Shit, I could miss like that in less than 1/2 the time he did. Probably leave it at about the same distance.

        Yipsy They ought to call it an automatic three-putt if you take that long. On the green to there in two, write down a five and go to the next hole. Seriously. That would stop this nonsense immediately.

        How about 30 or 45 seconds? That video was 2:20 long!

            Yipsy You go through all that shit, then miss the putt, isn't there a required head-bashing-with-putter? Or at least severe cursing out loud, so gallery can detect dissatisfaction with the way the greens were prepped? And what?...no tamping down an imaginary spike mark that was missed in the +2 minute tour of the green?
            This guy needs the boot. Not a Pro at all. Not even a real Amateur.

              rsvman2 just under 2m, tapped in at 2;02. He has many things going on besides the multiple different crouch downs. He paced it off. Aim point or at least a version of it, as he straddled both sides of the line near the hole. And then the left hand on right shoulder for quite a while and gently crouching down before eventually gripping the putter, once he did that it was quick🙃. No idea what that last bit was with the left hand but this dude has too many things to do within his routine. It will eventually cost him as thinking that much about 10-12 footers ain't good. Mechanics over instinct and feel.

                  rsvman2

                  The REAL damage is from the shooters/posers that see this on TV and emulate it on public courses while they try to break 100.... playing in the foursome in front of YOU.😡🤬

                    ode I putt on instinct most of the time. I have actually ignored my ball on the green while waiting for my turn. I just seem to do better if I don't study the crap out of it.