How the 'Machine' taught the 'Scientist' an Augusta lesson
16/11/2020
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Dustin Johnson's record-breaking Masters victory shows he is close to the complete package as a player, writes Iain Carter.
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Golf and tiddlywinks have a lot in common, the major difference is the size of the board and how much land it wastes.
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So, the favourite, the muscular lad who hits it a long way, didn't win.
Instead the 2nd favourite, a muscular lad who hits it a long way, won.
And as far a personality is concerned, there isn't much to choose between them either. Removed
Instead the 2nd favourite, a muscular lad who hits it a long way, won.
And as far a personality is concerned, there isn't much to choose between them either. Removed
DJ only leathered it when he absolutely needed to, and was rarely in trouble.
Bison leathered it every time he could and spend half his week in the trees.
Bison leathered it every time he could and spend half his week in the trees.
Personality wise, they couldn't be more different. I've never heard DJ shooting his mouth off about what he's going to do, or moaning at rules officials when he's trying to bend the rules. DJ comes across as a very humble guy.
Cue the 'nauseating', American flag-waving, jingoistic, vaseline bellies. An American wins on a course designed for Americans... who'd have thought it?
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I think it’s really sexiest to not cover women’s golf more. Men get enough air time!!! I want inferior golf, NOW!
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Why is there so much hatred for Bryson in this- country. Typical jealous english idiocy. The man tries to be the best he can and change how things are done and off you all go and want him hanged. Same with every sportsman- build em up they try to crush them. Only in engerlund. Bryson seems like a thoroughly nice bloke. And i sure he cant sleep with worry at what you lot think of him.