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@ASquawks @HighyieldHarry @TheSalonDon And RB is also completely dependent on system, therefore completely replaceable. The very best backs don't contribute appreciably more than the average ones by themselves. Rb at 3 is a waste on so many levels

@HighyieldHarry @TheSalonDon RB is the only one where the argument isn’t really true because younger running backs normally constitute the majority of top 10 backs (outside of the athletic outliers who defy the clear aging curve). Other positions have a much steeper learning curve and longevity

The value of the draft is not the players but the salary saved per player If you picked a CB #1 he would need to be the best CB in the league to justify the $9m salary But if you pick an above average OL at #1 you are still saving $20m per year at that position If you only picked QBs, OL, and DL Your entire trenches would be paid an average of $3m per player This would allow you to get the highest paid free agent at every other position

@Dale38864436354 @JasonHarmon2 @MooseOnAir His last two years he finished 5th and 6th in the masters. This is a 🤡 take

@JasonHarmon2 @MooseOnAir He cant because he only hits one type of shot.. his entire philosphy is to "hit the same shot every time" This is why he excels on long narrow us open style setups but ANGC requires too much creativity for him

I'm not sure Bryson ever figures out ANGC until he makes some compromises in his set up. Single length wedges and four clubs in your bag you hit shorter than 200 yards at a place that demands second shot and scrambling ... idk man.

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner Um... he used the correct "you're". Imagine being so confidently wrong.

@rickjeff78 @amace09 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner You can’t call me retarded and then use the wrong form of your/you’re. The only points you’ve tried to make is “Rick shiels says….” And “you’re retarded” Any course where a +8 (tour pro) can go out and shoot mid 80s on is fair game for an 18 to shoot in the 150s. I’m sorry.

It’s basically a 100% chance an 18 breaks 150 at Augusta.

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner Oh no, there most definitely are wrong answers. Thinking it's impossible to break 150 is most definitely wrong.

@amace09 @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner There is no right or wrong answer! We’ll never know unless an 18 handicap plays in the Masters. I applaud how you both believe your opinion as fact.

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner There's no debate. You've been proven wrong every step along the way

@rickjeff78 @amace09 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner I appreciate you not being able to see both sides in a debate where we’ll never know the answer. Seem like a good person

@BAYCBoshi @bigcontentguy @PFTCommenter Great. 150 means averaging 8.33 per hole. I have no doubt they'll have some 8s and 9s. It won't be an average. You act as if an 18 is functionally incapable of putting it into a 20' circle. 99% of 18s will fare better than 150 by a good 20 strokes. With ease

He will once or twice. But then he will be putting up 8's or 9's frequently. You realize the best players in the world triple bogey these holes. The punishment for mistakes isn't just tap it in. You can literally putt it into the water on several holes. 3 Putt on every hole avg might have been too generous.

150 is wild. Augustas not gona fuck you bro

@BAYCBoshi @bigcontentguy @PFTCommenter So in other words, you have no idea what you're Talking about. You're saying he can't get onto a 240y par 3 green in 4 strokes?

@amace09 @bigcontentguy @PFTCommenter Yeah, he's not getting par +1 to get on the green. The 240 yd par 3... The 440-495 yard par 4's and the 585 yard par 5 lol.

@BAYCBoshi @bigcontentguy @PFTCommenter Averaging a 3 putt means it takes him par + 1 to get on every single green. And that's still only 144.

@bigcontentguy @PFTCommenter This. 0% chance he would shoot under 109. 130-140 with his perfect round being a 115. The course is sooo long and so tough. He would Average a 3 putt.

@bigcontentguy @Austen @PFTCommenter And he's still almost 60 strokes away from hitting 150. You don't understand how big a number 150 is

@Austen @PFTCommenter a man who was good enough to make the masters currently

@bigcontentguy @Austen @PFTCommenter No there isn't

@Austen @PFTCommenter and an even bigger difference between a professional golfer and 15 handicap

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner 150 is +78 That's a 75 on both the front and back lines. It's not happening barring a complete meltdown.

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner Correct, they would probably make some triples and quads. 150 would mean averaging MORE than a quad per hole. You have no idea what you're talking about. None whatsoever

@rickjeff78 @KenDonnelly_ @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner The Augusta glazing is incredible

@KenDonnelly_ @amace09 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner It's not enough for you to believe that an 18 would be 30 shots worse than normal (a 120), you think it'll be 60? There's no logic to your argument.

@sixmarketsapp @NUCLRGOLF He's 86 years old and his body doesn't move. That's not nerves, that's age.

@NUCLRGOLF This is why we love golf. Even the pros get nervous off that first tee.

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@rickjeff78 @KenDonnelly_ @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner I would agree. Scores balloon for inconsistent amateurs because of penalty shots. Not much water at Augusta, the rough is not tough and the trees are very open. Limit bleeding around the greens and you're good to go

@amace09 @KenDonnelly_ @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner 💯. 150 from 18 is far more likely on Sawgrass or a tough US Open setup than Augusta. An 18 would break 150 99% of the time on Augusta.

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner I didn't say GIR. I said GIR + 2. So 3 strokes to get on every single par 3 on average 4 strokes to get on every par 4 A 10 cap is going to hit at least a couple greens, or at least be near them. Augusta doesnt have many penalty areas like other courses

@amace09 @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner I wouldn’t foresee my 18 handicap friends hitting too many GIR from 7500+. Also wouldn’t be too confident in them 3 putting on one of the most difficult greens on tour. Like I said they could definitely break it but I wouldn’t fancy it

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner It would take GIR +2 on average, plus averaging 4.4 putts per hole to Crack 150. 18s aren't that useless

@rickjeff78 @amace09 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner I mean you watch every tour player miss 3-4 footers consistently at Augusta. Many players have said if you don’t know where to hit it there’s chances an amateur golfer would putt the ball off the green. I’d tend to believe them over some angry fella cursing on twitter. 🤷🏿‍♂️

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @NickGabrione @LouStagner So assume from 7500 yards every hole the player got on the green in GIR + 2 (ie. Par 5 took 5 to get on). Then assume they 4 putt every hole on average. That's only 144. It would take a catastrophically bad day for any 18 cap to fire 150.

@rickjeff78 @AhoyMcavoy73 @amace09 @NickGabrione @LouStagner I’d agree if this was a standard course. But Augusta National, in tournament conditions, from the back tees? Absolutely not. Playing from 7500 yards alone would be a massive challenge. Add in the rest and it’d be a disaster

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@AhoyMcavoy73 @KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @NickGabrione @LouStagner Yes. On a typical 72.0/120 course an 18 will fire 90 or better a good 25% of the time. Most rounds will be well under 100. Bro has no idea what an 18 is.

@KenDonnelly_ @rickjeff78 @NickGabrione @LouStagner Wouldn’t an 18 handicap average score be around the 93 range?