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[QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3972309, member: 34"] I became a believer of Ancer at Augusta. He was able to hold his irons and hit to the correct part of the greens at Augusta and that's good enough for me. As for his putting the paspalum grass on the greens supposedly grows up and doesn't grow with a side grain so I think it is going to level the field in terms of reading the greens and their speed. Also, while listed at 7890 yards or so, the course will supposedly be set up 150-200 yards less than that each day depending on wind direction. Some holes might play be 500 yards on Thursday because it's downwind and 425 on Friday because it's in to the wind. [/QUOTE]
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