It's time for The Masters.
The grandest of golf's majors.
No one has more pressure than Rory McIlroy but no one has played better in 2025. Wins at Pebble Beach and Sawgrass. As long as he doesn't blow up on Thursday it has to be Rory this week. Finally.
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Annie Agar has a humorous reel on the Masters
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Link: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X0XHDYvEuB0
Thank you for posting something non-political!
We need more of this!
you're invited to join my league on the masters.com site in their fantasy section. name is "UHND".
if you're interested, you can join in and participate here (i think, anyway). it's an interesting format.
https://www.masters.com/en_US/fantasy/?leagueId=58078&leagueJoinToken=d8d3af1d34
should be a lot of fun.
hopefully.
Spring has officially arrived.
I did not pick Rory or Scheffler in friends and family pool, in large part because too many other pool participants will, but also because I don’t trust their putters.
We pick 4 players, one of whom must be outside top 25 world ranking.
I went with Morikawa, Matsuyama, Fleetwood, Glover. Yes, outside the box a bit, but looking for a betting strategy that won’t be replicated by pool competition.
I’m goin way against the grain with DeChambeau or Rahn. “Some people” are saying neither may last
the cut.
Definitely pulling for Rory...his game is as good as anyone's right now and based on his pre-
tournament comments, he's come to grips with the mental pressures. That being said, even Arnold Palmer couldn't complete the Grand Slam (no PGA trophy)...but that didn't sully his legacy, nor would failing to win a Masters diminish Rory. btw, liked his donation of his Players Championship winnings to his long established Children's charity in the U.K...just like Palmer...true Class.
The tournament itself is priceless... but the green jacket routine is adolescent.
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Interesting. Why do you say that?
I'm not a golf guy, but I've always thought it was kind of a cool tradition.
The Masters is all about Tradition...it would be Adolescent to not respect it...especially, the
Green Jacket Ceremony.
The photo of Matsuyama's caddie bowing to the course on the 18th Green after Hideki won is a vivid testimony to the Respect golfers have for that tournament's traditions.
No way dude, coolest part.
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It is one of the most iconic traditions in sports.
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