@blueontheboard 54 holes of stroke play over Labor Day weekend to determine final four in overall FedEx standings. Final four play matches on Labor Day. Money awarded for stroke play finishes, and then another purse for match play.
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@KVanValkenburg@AndyTFE What people are expecting: Scottie vs. Rory at Pine Valley. What they’ll get: JT Poston vs Russell Henley at TPC Boston. Match play doesn’t work out like you hope it will. Neither will those courses mentioned.
@LouStagner This data makes sense. Forget about stamps on irons, though. It's the driver/ball. Bridgestone had some of their staff hit previous generations with clubs from that era. Driver is avg. 50 yds. longer than Faldo/Norman era, and 70 yds. > Nicklaus/Palmer era.
@jamierkennedy You should find Chi Chi's six iron approach into #18 at Oakland Hills at the 1991 US Senior Open. He bounced it into the front face just like this...but it was from about 170 yards.
@MTownsendGolf The loft is about 18 degrees on that club, so it's more like a 3 hybrid or 5 wood today, considering its mass is likely in between the hybrids and 5 woods of today. Most tour players would hit today's equivalent of that club about 245+.
@Top100Rick You can look at the player’s club when they address the ball and figure it out about 95% of the time. The shape is the biggest tell, then loft. Hybrids are the only ones that become difficult.