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Posted on Jun 19th, 8:53 PM, , User Since 35 months ago, User Post Count: 8287
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Charlie Woods qualified for the US Junior Amateur, played this year at Oakland Hills, by winning his qualifier in Florida with a score of 71. The Junior Am is for amateurs 18 and under and takes place July 22-27.
I wonder if Tiger is going to caddy for his son. He’ll be playing in The Open which ends on the 21st. If Tiger misses the cut, he’ll be home with days to spare. Even if he makes the cut, I wouldn’t put it past him to fly directly into Detroit to be on the bag. Tiger famously won 3 consecutive Junior Ams in 91, 92, and 93. He then won 3 consecutive US Amateurs in 94, 95, and 96.
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Posted on Jun 19th, 7:51 PM, , User Since 162 months ago, User Post Count: 9431
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Tiger looks miserable walking a course with out carrying clubs. I can't see him caddying.
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MR Universe1929 said... (original post) Tiger looks miserable walking a course with out carrying clubs. I can't see him caddying.
He’s already done it several times for Charlie
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MR Universe1929 said... (original post) Tiger looks miserable walking a course with out carrying clubs. I can't see him caddying.
Different around his kid
Posted on Jun 19th, 8:17 PM, , User Since 162 months ago, User Post Count: 9495
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It will be interesting what he does, the event is free admission and I don’t even think they put up ropes like a PGA event. If Tiger decides to go it could make the event a bit of a cluster.
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AUAlum06 said... (original post) Different around his kid
Sure put walking Oakland Hills while carrying the bag is no joke.
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MR Universe1929 said... (original post) Tiger looks miserable walking a course with out carrying clubs. I can't see him caddying.
He’s done it a bunch already. The big problem will be immediately coming off a week of tournament golf. If he didn’t have that there’d be nothing to it but he could be hurting if he makes the cut.
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Big Fella said... (original post) He’s done it a bunch already. The big problem will be immediately coming off a week of tournament golf. If he didn’t have that there’d be nothing ...
Even if he's physically able to do it, I would think at some point Tiger becomes a distraction. Without Charley in the field I bet attendance is next to nothing aside from family and friends. Add Tiger on the bag and who knows how many people show up. Even Tiger as a spectator is likely to draw crowds.
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Zero Perkins in the area means zero Tiger.
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Vaughn Hayes said... (original post) Even if he's physically able to do it, I would think at some point Tiger becomes a distraction. Without Charley in the field I bet attend...
All good for Charlie. Imagine getting into match play and Tiger Woods is carrying the bag for your opponent. Gotta be intimidating and make you have some extra nerves lol.
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Vaughn Hayes said... (original post) Sure put walking Oakland Hills while carrying the bag is no joke.
I don’t think he would but Oakland Hills South is not a tough walk.
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MSchott said... (original post) I don’t think he would but Oakland Hills South is not a tough walk.
It's not brutal but there are some holes with up and down terrain. 8,9,10,11 and 17 come to mind.
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Posted on Jun 20th, 7:01 AM, , User Since 140 months ago, User Post Count: 4898
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Oakland Hills South is an easy walk. Not dead flat but I'd say 2 or 3 out of 10 difficulty at most.
Anyone that hasn't seen or played it since the redo, it's so so good now. They did such a great job. And I say that as not a huge Gil Hanse guy and someone who didn't really love the course before.
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LafayetteConey said... (original post) Oakland Hills South is an easy walk. Not dead flat but I'd say 2 or 3 out of 10 difficulty at most. Anyone that hasn't seen or pla...
Every tee box is right next to the green besides 8 which makes things easier. Major incline walks are all up to the greens; 2,8, 11, 15, 17. Not a bad walking course at all. I think I have about 500 career loops on that course lol
Posted on Jun 20th, 8:01 AM, , User Since 103 months ago, User Post Count: 714
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I’ve seen some comments on twitter that USGA rules state that parents cannot caddie for their kids in their events, anyone else know if that’s actually a thing? Would think Tiger shows up either way.
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155 Funson said... (original post) I’ve seen some comments on twitter that USGA rules state that parents cannot caddie for their kids in their events, anyone else know if that’s a...
Not a thing unless it’s recent or just a US Junior rule. My dad has caddied for me a couple times.
Edit: looks like it’s a US Junior specific rule.
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Posted on Jun 20th, 8:11 AM, , User Since 103 months ago, User Post Count: 714
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Big Fella said... (original post) Not a thing. My dad has caddied for me a couple times.
Looks like it’s a junior amateur rule. I should have googled first. It’s in a USGA rules file from their 2022 us junior am as well
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155 Funson said... (original post) Looks like it’s a junior amateur rule. I should have googled first. It’s in a USGA rules file from their 2022 us junior am as well
Yeah I just looked too. That seems ridiculous. I’m sure there’s some situation or reason behind the rule but I’d be pissed if my dad/mom couldn’t do it with me.
Posted on Jun 20th, 8:23 AM, , User Since 103 months ago, User Post Count: 714
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Big Fella said... (original post) Yeah I just looked too. That seems ridiculous. I’m sure there’s some situation or reason behind the rule but I’d be pissed if my dad/mom couldn’t ...
I’m sure there’s been way too many cases of psychotic parents out there that the USGA just wants to avoid that playing out in their events.
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Big Fella said... (original post) Yeah I just looked too. That seems ridiculous. I’m sure there’s some situation or reason behind the rule but I’d be pissed if my dad/mom couldn’t ...
Yeah I don't understand that rule at all unless caddies just aren't allowed in general.
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