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[QUOTE="jleves, post: 2753489, member: 757"] They definitely lost the course this afternoon but you could argue they didn't expect the winds to be nearly as strong and were right on the edge of having it right considering two 66's early. That being said, I want to watch good shots get rewarded and this course with the closely cut areas, incredibly difficult pin placements often punished excellent shots. I don't want to watch to see who can make the least bogies. *edit* LOL - I'm about 8 minutes behind watching and the PGA official said just came on and said almost exactly what I did above. [/QUOTE]
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