"You know, last year at this time, you were sitting in that same chair, wearing a green jacket for the first time. Instead of a repeat, it’s seven years on, and he’s still at one green jacket. Over time, we formed a dedicated business intelligence team that I worked on, that was a little bit separate from finance. "I tried to get a little bit of the memories and stuff from last year out of the way as early as I could," he said. Some golf balls are manufactured with the company`s name or other labeling on the ball written in such a way - sometimes with arrows on either side of the text - that a golfer can use that as an alignment aid. It came during a week in which McIlroy said to "No Laying Up" that he favored the USGA and R&A proposal to roll back the distance golf balls travel for elite competition. Doing his best to make it feel like any other week - or at least a week before he won the Masters - Scheffler came out early Sunday and got a round in with his sister, Callie, on his bag. The final round was largely a victory lap as Scheffler wasn’t seriously threatened after the first couple of holes.



















That all but clinched his 2-up victory over Denny McCarthy as McIlroy led a parade of top seeds into the final round of group play at Austin Country Club. The shot was similar to Robert MacIntyre driving the 18th green at Austin Country Club two years ago when he needed to win the final hole to win his group, and it knocked out top-seeded Dustin Johnson. Scheffler knows it’s tough enough to put together two straight shots that go where you want, so the odds of syncing up four stellar rounds at Augusta National - then four more a year later - are steep indeed. Spieth finished three shots back. The second question - and several others that followed - focused on what it would mean to go back to back. 4. Draw a second curved pentagon along the guide line. "You’ll also be needing one of these more detailed map printouts to guide you through the course. "I think you’re gonna see people with more well-rounded games succeed easier than what the game has become, which is a bit bomb-and-gouge over these last few years," he said. Or at least, I think it was.



















"It’s a bit different, when you see the list of guys when they get in the tournament and how they qualify," Scheffler said, "and you see ‘Lifetime Exemption’ by your name I think is really cool. "I think the teamwork of player and caddie is so important here because there’s so many variables that go on," Woods said. "What has allowed some of us to defend the title is understanding how to play it," Woods said. Spieth’s bid for a repeat in 2016. It looked like a lock when the world’s hottest player built a five-shot lead with nine holes to play. The 45-year-old Texas A&M graduate was tied for first through 36 holes, and was as low as 20-under par with three holes left to play. He capped a rally from 3 down through six holes. He left the hole trailing by three strokes and then found more trouble on the 15th. He went right on his tee shot, finding the high grass, then ran his third shot over the green, down the hill and into the water. An excellent ball from tee to green, this is a dazzling option for the mid and high handicappers who need an affordable ball that doesn’t lose its edge.



















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