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Looks like water to me from the picture, also appears that some portion of the "sheet of paper" (lie) was not in the water given the idea that the center of the lie was where his foot planted. Not sure what bearing that would/should have on a ruling. This particular call would likely have been...
...because the angle was better looking at it from above is my guess. The camera angle shows nothing either way due to the tuft of taller grass blocking the view. Paint on grass is a really dumb/lazy/whatever way to mark this stuff as well. String is way cheaper, doesn't run off into waterways...
It took Terry Miller (who was at the disc prior to the group even getting there) about 2 seconds to say that there was "no part of the disc touching inbounds". It is roughly 4:05 into the DGN coverage. IMO the camera angle (which would be the same for both Jomez and DGN) was poor.
I have watched plenty of their commentary and know Madison fairly well. IMO the comment in question was a clear statement that the rules often do not get followed and that the group was stepping outside the "usual" in doing so. There are a million different ways to articulate that it was...
I agree. Disappointing work on their part imo. Erika and Madison did the same thing on the post production- Erika called it "mean." How is anyone supposed to take this "sport" seriously?
Terry (sideline reporter) walked up, took a look and said it was OB prior to the group even arriving at it. My guess based on that is that it was indeed OB and the call was made correctly. The camera angles sucked for trying to tell.
IMO the group should be applauded for actually making the...
How closely does the "luck" factor align with raw distance and elevation? Hole 4 is the longest Par 4 on the course and has significant elevation gain. Hole 16 is the shortest hole on the course by a fairly wide margin. My guess is the higher rated players generally throw farther than the lower...