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US Open weekend predictions...calamitous falls, triumphant returns, etc.

Saturday June 16, 2007 | 08:20:22 347 words, 5013 views
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One name jumped out at me as I drizzled down the list of cut survivors: Lee Janzen. He’s my pick to win that tournament this weekend.

Why Lee? He’s won it twice already, twice picking the pockets of Payne Stewart. How well-remembered would the be-knickered one (I know they’re plus fours, but be-plus foured one sound stupid) be if not for Janzen?

How Lee Will Solve Oakmont's Greens...

^^^^^^ HOW LEE WILL SOLVE OAKMONT’S GREENS ^^^^^^

Lee is coming off quite a recent skid, where he had to re-register for q-school in order to get his card back. With the bumps and the bruises, he is the perfect candidate to slip in unnoticed. With sandy hair and a boring personality, he is also the quintessential USGA champion.

Fastest fall off the leaderboard (now known as the Nick Dougherty award, formerly known as the Rod Pampling award) will bestow itself upon Bubba Watson and Stephen Ames. Bubba will play drill-sergeant golf, while Ames will prove that winners of The Players Championship do not necessarily spread this wealth to true major events.

Land softly, Bubba!

^^^^^^ LAND SOFTLY, BUBBA! ^^^^^^

I can’t believe he hung around ribbons go to Justin Rose (who usually collapses on Sunday, but will hang around this year for a top five), Paul Casey (as long as he succeeds in not pissing off sensitive americans) and Brandt Snedeker (the heir to the Janzen throne, oh wait, he’s interesting.)

Can you hold on through Sunday, Justin?

^^^^^^ CAN YOU HOLD ON THROUGH SUNDAY, JUSTIN? ^^^^^^

Could be interesting cups go to three unique euros, Nic Fasth and Carl Petterson from Sweden, and Graeme McDowell from Northern Ireland. One of these guys could hang around, while another will surely fall from grace with an expansive thud.

How much are these Euros really worth?

^^^^^^ HOW MUCH ARE THESE EUROS REALLY WORTH? ^^^^^^

Tiger will make no fewer than five birdies today. If he makes no bogies, he will wet the pants of all other cut survivors and end the tournament. If he cannot steer clear of the waterless ditches and sandy kneelers from houses of worship, he’ll grind his teeth to nubbins and turn coal into diamonds out of sheer frustration.

Anybody have some pepper for this Fownes?

^^^^^^ ANYBODY HAVE SOME PEPPER FOR THIS FOWNES? ^^^^^^


Comments:

Comment from: anthony urquhart [Visitor] Email
Brilliant photos Ron. But there's something that puzzles me? Sensitive Americans? You cannot be serious!
Permalink 06/16/07 @ 08:51
Comment from: Ron Mon [Member] Email · http://www.buffalogolfer.com
Wait, did you ask me a question that requires an answer? That is sOooooo uncalled for!! I want a lawyer, a manager, an agent, a masseuse, a spin doctor, anyone.

Love, Violet Beauregarde
Permalink 06/16/07 @ 10:22
Comment from: CB MAXWELL [Member] Email
Tiger went back to his room last night and reviewed Johnny Miller's 63.
Good stuff RonMon.
Permalink 06/16/07 @ 10:28
Comment from: Oliver Sudden [Visitor] Email
I'm picking Baddeley whose short game rivals Mr. Tiger. When Aaron was hitting it awful how else did he stay on tour ? And he won the Aussie open twice which is no mean feat. This open smelled like a Jack Fleck from the get go.
Permalink 06/16/07 @ 11:48
Comment from: putt4par [Visitor] Email
I wonder how Rory Sabbatini feels about Tiger Woods today.

I suspect he won't make anymore remarks about beating him for a while.


If Ames can remain consistant, it'll be interesting to watch him and Baddeley jockey for a win. But Tiger is only 5 strokes back. Anyone care to bet against him?
Permalink 06/16/07 @ 14:26
Comment from: kickrocks [Visitor] Email
putt, I wouldnt bet on it. He strikes me as an individual without the grace or mentality to feel shame or process 2nd thoughts.

Great
predictions Mon.
Permalink 06/16/07 @ 23:30
Comment from: putt4par [Visitor] Email
I'd have to agree with you. Now lets see if Tiger can break his failure to win if he is behind in the third round.

With Tiger, that could be tomorrow.
Permalink 06/17/07 @ 01:39
Comment from: Dave Marrandette [Visitor]
It would be most fitting if we had a gentleman named Bubba as our national champeen. And you just know that it would piss of the bluecoats at the USGA. What we really needed was Bubba and Boo in the final group on Sunday.
Permalink 06/17/07 @ 07:50
Comment from: putt4par [Visitor] Email
Bubba and Boo with a Tiger on their tail?
interesting indeed.
Permalink 06/17/07 @ 11:25

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