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Any interest in Ryder Cup starting on Friday? Ladies did very well to bring it back to 8-8 by all accounts. Should be a good one.0
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Haven't got back to watching golf on the TV since Peter Alliss left us.“You may think that; I couldn’t possibly comment!”
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Should be closer than last time. We've got 3 of world's top 4 in the team and home advantage but Yanks as usual have a bit more strength in depth.shirley_basso said:Any interest in Ryder Cup starting on Friday? Ladies did very well to bring it back to 8-8 by all accounts. Should be a good one.
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Hot start from the Europeans. Turned TV on 20 mins ago and first shot I saw was Rahmbo hitting the pin on a par 3.
Mrs B has Covid but sadly I've tested negative so have to go to work...0 -
All blue at the moment. Very promising start.
But then the US ladies battered us in the first session last week.
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so four so good0
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There was some red on the tv. Switched it off and back on and it had gone. Nice to see it was just a glitch....
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Fitzpatrick 5 putts in 5 holes!0
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I wonder how many people are sat in the stands around the 18th green.0
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No match won by the US for the entire day.
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Two incredible finishes, fair play to the people who spent all day at the 18th green waiting.0
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First time ever too.JimD666 said:No match won by the US for the entire day.
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Good start from Europe. I'm actually starting to hope the US improve.
I watch sport for a contest. This isn't one. Not yet anyway0 -
Humiliation for Brooks and Scottie.0
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9&7 😱😱0
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Bit of aggro in the golf.0 -
What was it all about?focuszing723 said:
Bit of aggro in the golf.0 -
I'm not too sure. I think it was regarding a caddy.Dorset_Boy said:
What was it all about?focuszing723 said:
Bit of aggro in the golf.
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The Yank caddy getting enthusiastic about the win it seems.0 -
Making hard work of it in the singles.0
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But now they tie the singles. Very exciting0
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All the damage was done on the first day. Looked like the US were making a fight of it but in the end fairly comprehensive win.0
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So what is being ditched from the Olympics to make way for squash, lacrosse and touch American football?0
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I was always under the impression that squash has never featured in the Olympics due to it not being played in enough places around the world . . . the inclusion of "Flag Football" and Lacrosse seems odd if that's the case.Pross said:So what is being ditched from the Olympics to make way for squash, lacrosse and touch American football?
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Flag football just feels ridiculous. It seems like the sort of thing people play as training or the kids to play until they are robust enough to play the full game like touch rugby. They'll be adding Quidditch at this rate. Squash feels deserving of a spot although it's a bit boring to watch. I don't really know much about lacrosse - I think in the UK it has always felt like something played in private girls' schools but I assume it's actually a bit more rough than that judging by the kit they all wear. Like an North American version of hurling or shinty but being North American it requires lots of PPE to play.laurentian said:
I was always under the impression that squash has never featured in the Olympics due to it not being played in enough places around the world . . . the inclusion of "Flag Football" and Lacrosse seems odd if that's the case.Pross said:So what is being ditched from the Olympics to make way for squash, lacrosse and touch American football?
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The gf (now wife) of my best mate at Uni was a serious Lacrosse player. By all accounts it is utterly brutal. My mate's gf said she liked it because she wasn't into the passive aggression favoured by most schoolgirls, and as a middle class, private school type, it was pretty much the only acceptable outlet for exhibiting active aggression.Pross said:I don't really know much about lacrosse - I think in the UK it has always felt like something played in private girls' schools but I assume it's actually a bit more rough than that judging by the kit they all wear. Like an North American version of hurling or shinty but being North American it requires lots of PPE to play.
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