Comments for View from the Fringe http://viewfromthefringe.com Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on It is Decision time for Mr. Pavin by Scott http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/09/06/it-is-decision-time-for-mr-pavin/#comment-136 Scott Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:29:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=763#comment-136 i agree, tiger is not playing well enough right now. i dont think he should have been picked i agree, tiger is not playing well enough right now. i dont think he should have been picked

]]> Comment on It is Decision time for Mr. Pavin by david horne http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/09/06/it-is-decision-time-for-mr-pavin/#comment-135 david horne Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:15:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=763#comment-135 Dave, I appreciate you stopping by. You don't think he should be picked? He is not my favorite player but he will be an asset on the team. Dave, I appreciate you stopping by. You don’t think he should be picked? He is not my favorite player but he will be an asset on the team.

]]> Comment on It is Decision time for Mr. Pavin by Dave http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/09/06/it-is-decision-time-for-mr-pavin/#comment-97 Dave Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:16:59 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=763#comment-97 Picking Tiger is like buying a Harley Davidson. You are going for the name only, no substance. Picking Tiger is like buying a Harley Davidson. You are going for the name only, no substance.

]]> Comment on It is Decision time for Mr. Pavin by Dave http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/09/06/it-is-decision-time-for-mr-pavin/#comment-134 Dave Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:16:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=763#comment-134 Picking Tiger is like buying a Harley Davidson. You are going for the name only, no substance. Picking Tiger is like buying a Harley Davidson. You are going for the name only, no substance.

]]> Comment on Tiger and the Ryder Cup by Brandon Pace http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/08/30/tiger-and-the-ryder-cup/#comment-89 Brandon Pace Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:35:47 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=735#comment-89 I know! It's shaping up to be an amazing finish to 2010! But yeah, once Tiger's swing changes take complete effect, he'll return to dominance. He still has the best short game in the history of golf, which bodes well for him in the meantime, even if his putter isn't as hot as usual. He still has to eliminate the two-way miss, which has been killing him of late. After he takes the left side of the golf course out of play with his driver, a la 2000-2002 Tiger, he'll be winning big. He played great at the Barclays, but it was the one tee shot he hit OB left that cost him a chance to win. (One bad swing in 4 days isn't bad, huh?) But a miss that far off the planet can and does change the shape of a golf tournament at that level. He's close, but not there yet. But it shouldn't be as a long this time around for his swing changes to take effect for a few reasons. 1.) He's more mature and understands the golf swing better now than earlier in his career 2.) He's still the hardest worker on tour (no disrespect to Vijay) and 3.) I don't reckon he has any mistresses to entertain anymore, so he should have nothing else to do but work on his game :) Thanks, for reading, Matt! I know! It’s shaping up to be an amazing finish to 2010! But yeah, once Tiger’s swing changes take complete effect, he’ll return to dominance. He still has the best short game in the history of golf, which bodes well for him in the meantime, even if his putter isn’t as hot as usual. He still has to eliminate the two-way miss, which has been killing him of late. After he takes the left side of the golf course out of play with his driver, a la 2000-2002 Tiger, he’ll be winning big. He played great at the Barclays, but it was the one tee shot he hit OB left that cost him a chance to win. (One bad swing in 4 days isn’t bad, huh?) But a miss that far off the planet can and does change the shape of a golf tournament at that level. He’s close, but not there yet. But it shouldn’t be as a long this time around for his swing changes to take effect for a few reasons. 1.) He’s more mature and understands the golf swing better now than earlier in his career 2.) He’s still the hardest worker on tour (no disrespect to Vijay) and 3.) I don’t reckon he has any mistresses to entertain anymore, so he should have nothing else to do but work on his game :) Thanks, for reading, Matt!

]]> Comment on Tiger and the Ryder Cup by Brandon Pace http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/08/30/tiger-and-the-ryder-cup/#comment-133 Brandon Pace Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:35:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=735#comment-133 I know! It's shaping up to be an amazing finish to 2010! But yeah, once Tiger's swing changes take complete effect, he'll return to dominance. He still has the best short game in the history of golf, which bodes well for him in the meantime, even if his putter isn't as hot as usual. He still has to eliminate the two-way miss, which has been killing him of late. After he takes the left side of the golf course out of play with his driver, a la 2000-2002 Tiger, he'll be winning big. He played great at the Barclays, but it was the one tee shot he hit OB left that cost him a chance to win. (One bad swing in 4 days isn't bad, huh?) But a miss that far off the planet can and does change the shape of a golf tournament at that level. He's close, but not there yet. But it shouldn't be as a long this time around for his swing changes to take effect for a few reasons. 1.) He's more mature and understands the golf swing better now than earlier in his career 2.) He's still the hardest worker on tour (no disrespect to Vijay) and 3.) I don't reckon he has any mistresses to entertain anymore, so he should have nothing else to do but work on his game :) Thanks, for reading, Matt! I know! It’s shaping up to be an amazing finish to 2010! But yeah, once Tiger’s swing changes take complete effect, he’ll return to dominance. He still has the best short game in the history of golf, which bodes well for him in the meantime, even if his putter isn’t as hot as usual. He still has to eliminate the two-way miss, which has been killing him of late. After he takes the left side of the golf course out of play with his driver, a la 2000-2002 Tiger, he’ll be winning big. He played great at the Barclays, but it was the one tee shot he hit OB left that cost him a chance to win. (One bad swing in 4 days isn’t bad, huh?) But a miss that far off the planet can and does change the shape of a golf tournament at that level. He’s close, but not there yet. But it shouldn’t be as a long this time around for his swing changes to take effect for a few reasons. 1.) He’s more mature and understands the golf swing better now than earlier in his career 2.) He’s still the hardest worker on tour (no disrespect to Vijay) and 3.) I don’t reckon he has any mistresses to entertain anymore, so he should have nothing else to do but work on his game :) Thanks, for reading, Matt!

]]> Comment on Tiger and the Ryder Cup by Matt Beachum http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/08/30/tiger-and-the-ryder-cup/#comment-88 Matt Beachum Tue, 31 Aug 2010 17:16:59 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=735#comment-88 Brandon, We both know how loyal I am to Tiger. So this might sound bias, but I think it deserves some serious traction. At the PGA, Tiger was dead last in driving accuracy and still managed a top 30. Some how, he turned it around in a few weeks to lead the field in driving accuracy at the Barclay's. Most graphics you see on golf coverage shows a guy's improvement over YEARS of work and practice. Granted it's only two weeks, but that kind of skill and determination is incredible!! Give Tiger a few tourny's where he contends on a consistent basis and the confidence will return. And when that happens...good grief. As for the Ryder Cup, I have not been a fan or followed golf as long as you have, yet the Ryder Cup has quickly rise to my top five favorite sporting events. This year has me especially goosed. If Corey Pavin is half as smart as we think he is, Tiger and A.K. can go ahead and schedule Tiger's jet for a trip to Heathrow Int'l. But look at the guys who have made it on points. The veterans are there; Mickelson, Furyk, and Stricker. And look at the youngins; Mahan, BUBBA, DJ, Overton, and Matt Kuchar. Throw in Tiger, A.K., and Zach Johnson's hot as fire right now. It's shaping up to be one heck of a fireworks show! Brandon,

We both know how loyal I am to Tiger. So this might sound bias, but I think it deserves some serious traction. At the PGA, Tiger was dead last in driving accuracy and still managed a top 30. Some how, he turned it around in a few weeks to lead the field in driving accuracy at the Barclay’s. Most graphics you see on golf coverage shows a guy’s improvement over YEARS of work and practice. Granted it’s only two weeks, but that kind of skill and determination is incredible!! Give Tiger a few tourny’s where he contends on a consistent basis and the confidence will return. And when that happens…good grief.

As for the Ryder Cup, I have not been a fan or followed golf as long as you have, yet the Ryder Cup has quickly rise to my top five favorite sporting events. This year has me especially goosed. If Corey Pavin is half as smart as we think he is, Tiger and A.K. can go ahead and schedule Tiger’s jet for a trip to Heathrow Int’l. But look at the guys who have made it on points. The veterans are there; Mickelson, Furyk, and Stricker. And look at the youngins; Mahan, BUBBA, DJ, Overton, and Matt Kuchar. Throw in Tiger, A.K., and Zach Johnson’s hot as fire right now. It’s shaping up to be one heck of a fireworks show!

]]> Comment on Tiger and the Ryder Cup by Matt Beachum http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/08/30/tiger-and-the-ryder-cup/#comment-132 Matt Beachum Tue, 31 Aug 2010 17:16:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=735#comment-132 Brandon, We both know how loyal I am to Tiger. So this might sound bias, but I think it deserves some serious traction. At the PGA, Tiger was dead last in driving accuracy and still managed a top 30. Some how, he turned it around in a few weeks to lead the field in driving accuracy at the Barclay's. Most graphics you see on golf coverage shows a guy's improvement over YEARS of work and practice. Granted it's only two weeks, but that kind of skill and determination is incredible!! Give Tiger a few tourny's where he contends on a consistent basis and the confidence will return. And when that happens...good grief. As for the Ryder Cup, I have not been a fan or followed golf as long as you have, yet the Ryder Cup has quickly rise to my top five favorite sporting events. This year has me especially goosed. If Corey Pavin is half as smart as we think he is, Tiger and A.K. can go ahead and schedule Tiger's jet for a trip to Heathrow Int'l. But look at the guys who have made it on points. The veterans are there; Mickelson, Furyk, and Stricker. And look at the youngins; Mahan, BUBBA, DJ, Overton, and Matt Kuchar. Throw in Tiger, A.K., and Zach Johnson's hot as fire right now. It's shaping up to be one heck of a fireworks show! Brandon,

We both know how loyal I am to Tiger. So this might sound bias, but I think it deserves some serious traction. At the PGA, Tiger was dead last in driving accuracy and still managed a top 30. Some how, he turned it around in a few weeks to lead the field in driving accuracy at the Barclay’s. Most graphics you see on golf coverage shows a guy’s improvement over YEARS of work and practice. Granted it’s only two weeks, but that kind of skill and determination is incredible!! Give Tiger a few tourny’s where he contends on a consistent basis and the confidence will return. And when that happens…good grief.

As for the Ryder Cup, I have not been a fan or followed golf as long as you have, yet the Ryder Cup has quickly rise to my top five favorite sporting events. This year has me especially goosed. If Corey Pavin is half as smart as we think he is, Tiger and A.K. can go ahead and schedule Tiger’s jet for a trip to Heathrow Int’l. But look at the guys who have made it on points. The veterans are there; Mickelson, Furyk, and Stricker. And look at the youngins; Mahan, BUBBA, DJ, Overton, and Matt Kuchar. Throw in Tiger, A.K., and Zach Johnson’s hot as fire right now. It’s shaping up to be one heck of a fireworks show!

]]> Comment on Fall Classic complete by Congrats Arjun! 2010 Wyndham Champion | viewfromthefringe.com http://viewfromthefringe.com/2008/12/09/fall-classic-complete/#comment-80 Congrats Arjun! 2010 Wyndham Champion | viewfromthefringe.com Mon, 23 Aug 2010 13:58:01 +0000 http://fromthefringe.wordpress.com/?p=205#comment-80 [...] I was happy to see Arjun Atwal win the Wyndham Championships. He and I played together during my only trip to Q School. He is a super nice guy and a solid player. What I remember most was how unassuming his rounds [...] [...] I was happy to see Arjun Atwal win the Wyndham Championships. He and I played together during my only trip to Q School. He is a super nice guy and a solid player. What I remember most was how unassuming his rounds [...]

]]> Comment on Reshaping with Precision Fitness by Why did I do this? « View from the Fringe http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/06/10/reshaping-with-precision-fitness/#comment-61 Why did I do this? « View from the Fringe Thu, 01 Jul 2010 14:03:51 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=530#comment-61 [...] 1, 2010 by david horne A few weeks ago I started reshaping with Ted Bonham at Precision Fitness. Why did I do this? What was I thinking embarking on a journey [...] [...] 1, 2010 by david horne A few weeks ago I started reshaping with Ted Bonham at Precision Fitness. Why did I do this? What was I thinking embarking on a journey [...]

]]> Comment on Reshaping with Precision Fitness by Chris Laney http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/06/10/reshaping-with-precision-fitness/#comment-60 Chris Laney Fri, 11 Jun 2010 15:10:35 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=530#comment-60 Good luck. I'll eagerly await your progress reports. Good luck. I’ll eagerly await your progress reports.

]]> Comment on Reshaping with Precision Fitness by Chris Laney http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/06/10/reshaping-with-precision-fitness/#comment-131 Chris Laney Fri, 11 Jun 2010 15:10:00 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=530#comment-131 Good luck. I'll eagerly await your progress reports. Good luck. I’ll eagerly await your progress reports.

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]]> Comment on How to get the best ROI on your golf game by A visit to Old Chatham « View from the Fringe http://viewfromthefringe.com/2010/03/25/how-to-get-the-best-roi-on-your-golf-game/#comment-58 A visit to Old Chatham « View from the Fringe Sat, 01 May 2010 04:07:50 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=515#comment-58 [...] get the call. This course has been one I have wanted to play for a while and it was a great way get golf ROI in prep for the US Public [...] [...] get the call. This course has been one I have wanted to play for a while and it was a great way get golf ROI in prep for the US Public [...]

]]> Comment on How to win Scramble Golf tournaments by david horne http://viewfromthefringe.com/2009/05/18/how-to-win-scramble-golf-tournaments/#comment-33 david horne Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:50:44 +0000 http://viewfromthefringe.com/?p=255#comment-33 Keegan. Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation. There are many ways to play and who is on your team will determine the best strategy. Have a great week. Keegan. Thanks for stopping by and joining the conversation. There are many ways to play and who is on your team will determine the best strategy. Have a great week.

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