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Message: [QUOTE="jleves, post: 2718368, member: 757"] [USER=34]@Chin Diesel[/USER] [USER=489]@mauconnfan[/USER] [USER=405]@Robertelamin[/USER] Seeing how you're the only three reading this and I didn't want to reply to each post.... It was weird how anti-climactic it ended up being. Going into Sunday you would have thought someone would go low and make it interesting if Webb stalled out or that Webb would just put up a 66 or 67 and surge to a best all time finish. But everyone who started making a surge stalled around the 12th or 14th hole and never got within 4 and Webb did just enough to stay away while finishing 1 over with a double that was boring. Just expected more excitement one way or another. As for Woods - if his approach on 14 was a yard or maybe two deeper, he's eyeing a birdie to get within three and I think things would have gotten really interesting. That bogey after the monster drive that has given him trouble just took the wind out as it became insurmountable. Webb put himself in a position where he could just cruise home. I hope it wasn't a fluke weekend but something he can put together consistently. It's fun to see one of the shorter hitters chew up a field. I think Tiger may be back to 90 or 95% of what he was, which is far better than most of the rest of the field sans 4 or 5 guys. I thought he was done done done, but he may have another 2 or 3 majors in him. It would be good for golf. His weekend was the best golf he's played since his last major by far. Even Spieth seems much more on point although his putter embarrassed him on Sunday. If he gets comfortable with the flat stick, he'll be in the rest of the conversations around majors. Rest of the season should be most excellent. [/QUOTE]

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