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Just noticed something I have not seen before and thought I would start a thread for rare happenings that you may come across.

In this week's PGA Golf Tournament, Keegan Bradley was tied for the lead after day 1. After day 2, he missed the cut.

Kalm being tied for the lead after day 1.

kalm wrote:Kalm being tied for the lead after day 1.

We're not talking hypothetically.

CAA Flagship wrote:

kalm wrote:Kalm being tied for the lead after day 1.

We're not talking hypothetically.

I was making fun of myself...asshole.

kalm wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: We're not talking hypothetically.

I was making fun of myself...asshole.

I realize that.

So you're a golf guy. Have you ever seen a guy miss the cut after being tied for the lead?

CAA Flagship wrote:

kalm wrote:
I was making fun of myself...asshole.

I realize that.

So you're a golf guy. Have you ever seen a guy miss the cut after being tied for the lead?

no

CAA Flagship wrote:

kalm wrote:
I was making fun of myself...asshole.

I realize that.

So you're a golf guy. Have you ever seen a guy miss the cut after being tied for the lead?

Have you ever seen Kalm tied for the lead after day 1?

tribe_pride wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: I realize that.

So you're a golf guy. Have you ever seen a guy miss the cut after being tied for the lead?

Have you ever seen Kalm tied for the lead after day 1?

Never happened.

CAA Flagship wrote:

tribe_pride wrote:
Have you ever seen Kalm tied for the lead after day 1?

Never happened.

Tied? No. Motherfuckers I was absolutely dominating the '88 Junior Club 3rd flight Championship.

Wire to wire, baby!

kalm wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: Never happened.

Tied? No. Motherfuckers I was absolutely dominating the '88 Junior Club 3rd flight Championship.

Wire to wire, baby!

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCvgMNnM3OA[/youtube]

CAA Flagship wrote:

kalm wrote:
Tied? No. Motherfuckers I was absolutely dominating the '88 Junior Club 3rd flight Championship.

Wire to wire, baby!

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCvgMNnM3OA[/youtube]

He should have said "one!"

kalm wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCvgMNnM3OA[/youtube]

He should have said "one!"

I saw the Cats beat the Griz once.

I think Asheville App had a good one earlier this week.

Superbowls: 50
Superbowls with the Detroit Lions as a participant: 0
Detroit Lions playoff wins in last 50 seasons: 1

93henfan wrote:I think Asheville App had a good one earlier this week.

Superbowls: 50
Superbowls with the Detroit Lions as a participant: 0
Detroit Lions playoff wins in last 50 seasons: 1

1 playoff win since 1957. Accuracy.

But at least if was against the fucking Cowboys.

CAA Flagship wrote:Just noticed something I have not seen before and thought I would start a thread for rare happenings that you may come across.

In this week's PGA Golf Tournament, Keegan Bradley was tied for the lead after day 1. After day 2, he missed the cut.

My wife's cousin is a PGA Player...he didn't do so well at Valspar. It was amazing that the Cut line was at +3. From what he told me, the wind played a huge part in it. He said that if you were really on your game, you could shoot MAYBE in the -3 range in a day. But if your swing wasn't perfect, +6 was the norm.

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:I saw the Cats beat the Griz once.

High School baseball game in Norfolk, VA last Friday.

Gonzaga with an upset win in the tournament this decade.

Anybody had a hole-in-one? I had one in 1982. I'm trying to go for most time between. I have witnessed 7 HIO's from 1994-2014. Also had a double eagle, which in reality is much more rare and difficult than an HIO, but not as sexy.

89Hen wrote:Anybody had a hole-in-one? I had one in 1982. I'm trying to go for most time between. I have witnessed 7 HIO's from 1994-2014. Also had a double eagle, which in reality is much more rare and difficult than an HIO, but not as sexy.

Hole #13 Kingsmill River Course. Was playing about 148 to the pin that day. One hopped a 7 iron into the hole.
Was playing with our usual Sunday group of 3 foursomes. It cost me nearly $300 in the clubhouse bar.
And another $70 for a plaque.

89Hen wrote:Anybody had a hole-in-one? I had one in 1982. I'm trying to go for most time between. I have witnessed 7 HIO's from 1994-2014. Also had a double eagle, which in reality is much more rare and difficult than an HIO, but not as sexy.

Made double eagle one time. I was in college and a buddy and I teed it up at 6:00 am with a couple of retired wheat farmers. They made me buy after the round. It was one of my first am ale encounters.

My only hole in one happened when I was giving a 9 hole playing lesson which was pretty cool. A little knock down 7 iron from 160 that never left the flag, and one-hopped in. The student had also just holed out for eagle from around 60 yards on a par 5 just two holes before.

Nice going Kalm and Flaggy. Our guys golf group has a standing bet that any HIO is worth $50 from everyone playing that day. I've had to pay out twice. Normal Friday is 16 guys, so pretty handsome payday.

kalm wrote:

89Hen wrote:Anybody had a hole-in-one? I had one in 1982. I'm trying to go for most time between. I have witnessed 7 HIO's from 1994-2014. Also had a double eagle, which in reality is much more rare and difficult than an HIO, but not as sexy.

Made double eagle one time. I was in college and a buddy and I teed it up at 6:00 am with a couple of retired wheat farmers. They made me buy after the round. It was one of my first am ale encounters.

My only hole in one happened when I was giving a 9 hole playing lesson which was pretty cool. A little knock down 7 iron from 160 that never left the flag, and one-hopped in. The student had also just holed out for eagle from around 60 yards on a par 5 just two holes before.

What in the hell does being a wheat farmer have to do with this story?

andy7171 wrote:

kalm wrote:
Made double eagle one time. I was in college and a buddy and I teed it up at 6:00 am with a couple of retired wheat farmers. They made me buy after the round. It was one of my first am ale encounters.

My only hole in one happened when I was giving a 9 hole playing lesson which was pretty cool. A little knock down 7 iron from 160 that never left the flag, and one-hopped in. The student had also just holed out for eagle from around 60 yards on a par 5 just two holes before.

What in the hell does being a wheat farmer have to do with this story?

Wheat farmers are just like vegans and crossfitters.