Oakmont

[NickleDimer]

My point is, unless he used The Force, there's no way for him to cause the ball to move if he didn't touch the ball or the ground.

It's plausible when you're putting on the world's fastest greens.

 

[NickleDimer]

Besides, a guy can be a bad person and still have friends. I have no problem with people rooting for him, but to characterize him as a "good guy" is probably wrong in my opinion.

A burrs-like hedge. Well done.

 

[tomjackleman]

A burrs-like hedge. Well done.

Not exactly. Not changing my statement at all. He's not a good guy by any metric. You can enjoy his play on the course, but I would have issues with rooting for him on the basis of "good guy".

 

[NickleDimer]

Not exactly. Not changing my statement at all. He's not a good guy by any metric. You can enjoy his play on the course, but I would have issues with rooting for him on the basis of "good guy".

A Burrs-like hedge denial.
He is infecting your thought process.

 

[tomjackleman]

A Burrs-like hedge denial.
He is infecting your thought process.

you're TMJing me on this one. I'm all turned around.

 

[NickleDimer]

you're TMJing me on this one. I'm all turned around.

The Burrs move would to have asserted how you've watched thousands of high school golf matches and therefore you are more of an expert than anyone here.