So it's finally over.....US Open by chilli-mkII (U13985585) 23 June 2009 and what can we take away from the 2009 US Open? Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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nalaroc (U11298176) posted Jun 23, 2009 With mahans stats regarding hitting fairways he should really have won it but when phil made eagle and he only managed par I knew that was it for him. Had d fecker each way and he comes 6th posted Jun 23, 2009 The author of this article has deleted this comment.
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Be_The_Ball (U11629143) posted Jun 23, 2009 Thanks Chilli
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nalaroc (U11298176) posted Jun 23, 2009 Yeah i know but i put the bet on with boylesports.
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thedrever (U10521588) posted Jun 23, 2009 Nalaroc, I had Mahan each way too with Ladbrokes who only did top 5 each way. I could have top top 6 with Stan James, but the odds were less than the 50-1 I got with Ladbrokes.
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Straeh (U7060547) posted Jun 23, 2009 Just landed in NY it's still bloody overcast!...Here for 2 days then off to Orlando and theme parks for 3 days...Sticks were banned
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nalaroc (U11298176) posted Jun 23, 2009 Nalaroc, I had Mahan each way too with Ladbrokes who only did top 5 each way. I could have top top 6 with Stan James, but the odds were less than the 50-1 I got with Ladbrokes.
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yorkieboycanada (U9658883) posted Jun 23, 2009 Jonny Miller is the most biased commentator in the World - USA or nothing - even had Tiget chipping in for an eagles and winning it all at one stage! He gives little credence to the European Tour and secretly thinks Harrington to be unworthy of his majors. This is closely followed by the Golf Channel who likewise never look further than Tiger for any tourney - sickening!!! posted Jun 24, 2009 The thing i take most from the US OPEN is that Woods currently holds none of the four majors for the first time in Five years yes I know he was injured but will this be a majorless year for Woods . Comment on this article
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