please share with us......the reason bg didnt try to qualify for the us open
in an earlier post......you had indicated.......the yardage and the par...and
said aint happenin.....
yesterday brian averaged 302 off the tee
please help us (as his coach) ...why he decided against the OPEN
For the record, Brian Gay ultimately did reverse his decision and attempted to qualify (as he has every year as a professional). He shot 67-72=139 (5-under) and missed the playoff by two strokes.
For the record, Brian Gay ultimately did reverse his decision and attempted to qualify (as he has every year as a professional). He shot 67-72=139 (5-under) and missed the playoff by two strokes.
Fairplay to Brian.
Better to have tried and failed than never tried at all. Once his world ranking is high enough he'll be in them all every year.
Are you just short of arguments that you want this non one to continue?
If you try to qualify for a tournament and you don't get in - then you 'failed' to qualify! Its not rocket science HJ! I appreciate your sentiments but the modern practice of 'protecting' kids by insisting there is no failure in life in my eyes fails them to prepare them for the real world.
Dang! What is up with that hg? I may be dense or something but I did not detect any kind of malice towards you, only a difference of opinion. There is still much to learn, especially from archived material and anything else that Yoda and co. care to provide us. So I say...STAY! Where else will you go for the truth in teaching? Ultimately, the forum is about Homer Kelley's work, not petty squabbles that can in most cases be chalked up to mere misunderstanding. C'mon hg!
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