Mike Weir finally got one last birdie putt to fall, and it was enough to put him in the lead yesterday at the Mercedes-Benz Championship.
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Mike Weir finally got one last birdie putt to fall, and it was enough to put him in the lead yesterday at the Mercedes-Benz Championship.
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Looks like he's going the other way today :(
Poor Mike, his record is now 1 and 9 when he has had the 54 hole lead in a tournament :irked: (at least thats what TGC's Kelly Tilghman said)
Solid start for both Ames and Weir.
I was so proud to be Canadian...................when the Jr's won GOLD :-) :P
Thats for another thread I think :-) :rofl1 Nice shot btw :not-worthQuote:
Originally Posted by Hacker
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Originally Posted by Indio
Seriously though, Mikey had a poor start but he stuck with it and finished pretty well. Ames was solid all day. 2008 could be a very good year for Canadian Golf :thumbsup
If you take out the first 8 holes, Mike finished -5 for the last 10 with that miss on 17 too. Glad to see both Ames and Weir on the top of the leaderboard. Proves that their wins, late last year, weren't flukes.
2 off the lead is still great, if he continues this play he will have a great year. I realilse that 1 for 9 is not good but it would be interesting to see how many 3 round leaders actually end up winning then we can see where he ranks relative to that stat.
Since you wondered.........Tiger Woods is 41-3 when holding at least a share of the 54-hole lead on the PGA TourQuote:
Originally Posted by leftylucas
But he's not actually human.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hacker