I’ve been debating this with myself all afternoon, but I might as well wrap it up: Jordan Spieth took it in the end. Bravo to the kid—his putting was absolutely clinical throughout the entire tournament. He missed maybe one absolute necessity on the final round, but his overall game was just top-tier. Honestly, he played so dominantly that he almost sucked the suspense out of the finish; he held a five or six stroke lead over Rose McGowan for most of that final round...
It’s starting to happen. You can see them popping up all over the parks and throughout the city—everyone's out in their sundresses, tiny shorts, and tank tops, just soaking up every bit of this early sunshine...
If Phil Mickelson had sunk that birdie putt on the 18th, he’d probably be claiming he was going to absolutely dismantle that kid from the University of Texas. But looking at how things are playing out, Jordan Spieth has such a massive edge right now. He was hovering right there last year, but this time he’s arrived in peak form, and frankly, I don't see him letting this one slip away... It really puts things in perspective when you remember Tiger Woods stormed his first major at just 21 years old.
Jordan Spieth has to be kidding me. It’s going to be fascinating to watch how he handles the pressure tomorrow... honestly, at this point, Phil Mickelson is the only one I truly believe has the grit to actually threaten him.
It feels like we’re watching the exact same handful of enthusiasts cycle through the same arguments again. Look, my money is on Scott, but honestly, it's hard to make any real predictions after such a chaotic start to the season. I’d certainly love to see Tiger find his rhythm when he makes his comeback, though I'm not holding my breath... I'm finally jumping into this conversation now, so please, go ahead and kill me if I've managed to drift down to -9 points already.
Robin Fox2 said:They just laid into another kid on the playground. I suppose some people believe that's the only way to instill any real discipline... ☕
You really ought to start carrying a handgun with you...
Robin Fox2 said:We were in 🤣 Savannah a couple of weekends ago 🤔 lovely little town, but honestly, you won't find anyone under fifty there... and I probably said too much 🤣
Yeah, the only upside is that everyone looks mature and ready for some swinging—if that's even your scene, if you catch my drift...
Robin Fox2 said:We headed out to the national park, but there was far too much water and half the trails were blocked off 😢 we couldn't even get close to the main falls
We decided to go off the beaten path, trekking through some of the most remote wilderness areas currently existing in America, just to see what it was all about. Honestly, it was quite an experience... 😢 It’s enough to make you lose your mind once you leave the major hubs like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago, yet all I hear are the city folks complaining more than ever ☕
I was up in a coastal town, staying at a hotel where I think I was twenty-five years younger than the next guest in line—it felt like a total geriatric ward. But hey, I managed to snag a massive suite for the price of a standard room because they'd sold off almost everything else. Citrus trees, long walks, and whatever else happens in the shadows. There wasn't any actual "active" entertainment outside of my room. Aside from an incredible spa setup at the Ambassador Hotel and the lovely women working there who definitely earn their five stars... better than those big-box retail chains, anyway... 😉
It’s still a bit early for the lakefront scene, honestly. Right now, all the action is centered around the downtown waterfront area, specifically at places like The Wharf or those trendy spots near the pier... Green Gold offers plenty of options too, if you don't mind paying just a little bit more 😒
But seriously, if you can manage to sneak up to the third floor, that's where it's at 🕺