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It's the most unregulated industry of all time. Imagine allowing some work experience kid at Drummonds with potentially no idea/skill to fit you into clubs. Half of them can't even do a regrip properly.

My mate went to that game. Said had the game gone half a second longer Warrnambool would have won. He actually said Cunners did not do a lot.

Of course the whole art is where/how to get fitted. But that's probably another whole thread....

Maybe it's just me but it seems his best football at the club was under Noble. He was in an absolute purple patch late in Noble's career. Specifically recall he was close to best on in a massive Sat night winter drubbing down at GMHBA. Other than the Freo away win last year it seems he's barely...

Maybe he's been reading your weekly posts ****canning him?

Just listened to it this AM actually. Was a great episode (Masters review).

Our man gws surely about to carve out half a day to delete all unkind posts directed at the soon to be new member of the family!

My mate who was up there recently and is into golf architecture said Surfers Paradise GC is surprisingly decent. Think he said Burleigh Heads was an ok track too.

One of the greatest tools to reach sport's top levels. And a known cheat to boot.

Let's just hope none of his troops ask for advice on how to close the tournament out should they get in a position gws!!!

I've been watching Masters Live On The Range the last few nights and it's absolutely fantastic to get an insight into how these guys prepare. And also glimpses of what they are working on with their coaches. What has been really enlightening has been watching Scottie Scheffler. First day I saw...

It was the same before Ben Jacobs became a gun. The worst time of their lives was when he had played enough games and started to come good.

It's not a great redesign. G Marsh tried to make it unbelievably difficult around every green (so people no longer went low in the tournament). And the bunkering is pretty frightful.

That's what I saw as well - he was actually super brave there

My god it's terrible. Albert Park levels.

Well done on getting on the Grand. It's terrific. Agree Lakelands would be the next best option. Avoid Royal Pines IMO.

A step up at least from Beeac GC which had/has artificial grass greens

Wattle Park mate? They still got fake grass tees there?

I'm on Hisatsune and SH Kim at the Valspar. They play every week so they should have their eyes in!

How is Ranfurlie these days mate? Always enjoyed it in the past.

Zach Williams came back the same year - albeit tearing his in the pre-season. Then by the next finals series he was BOG against Collingwood in the Prelim.

Nothing wrong with declaring losses after the event without telling anyone prior. Winners on the other hand....

The Marko and Stacey commentary team is as tough to listen to as anything I've encountered in any sport

Course very soft and overwatered I'm hearing

Agree (can get 49.5 on Bet365) however the rain is likely to be gone by game start. Still an attractive line however.

Reckon this incessant mocking of TTS's tipping is a bit distasteful to be honest. I don't have a problem at all with people who post tips/bets before an event. What I absolutely despise on internet forums is blokes who post after the event claiming that they "won heavily on player ABCD - all...

Surely the NZ Open is more worthy of discussion than these entitled tiprats on the big circuits?

Bring the fringe players on for the second half. This is not a great look for the sport to humiliate them given the grand canyon-esque skill discrepancy

Errrrr.....not my smartest move....

This Kenya Open is a genuinely strange event. There is no one there and the course they are playing looks the equal of Tirhatuan Park GC.