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Best sporting app out there by a mile. If you track a player generally you will see their shots just a minute or two after they played it. It pisses all over the PGA and DP World Tour apps.

Not the ending I expected tbh.

He's had too many missed cuts from the middle of last year, has to be consistently getting top 10-20 finishes a lot more often. The spell he played late in the season last year in the US was a disaster, which then led into missing cuts at the BMW at Wentworth and the Dunhill Links at St Andrews. He did finish well with 4th in Dubai but he's not picked up many ranking points since.

Scheffler's record since changing caddy is unreal. 9 tournaments, of which 4 have been wins, including a WGC Matchplay title and a Masters. It's also Ted Scott's 3rd Augusta win after carrying Bubba Watson's bag for both his victories.

McIlroy and Morikawa must have been a great pairing to follow yesterday. Both of them had 6 birdies and eagled 13. Was also great to see their reaction to each others hole out bunker shots on 18. For once Rory didn't put himself out of contention by firing a first round 76 or so, he just never really got going until Sunday, similar tale for Morikawa. Including his brain fart double bogey on the last, Scheffler dropped 12 shots over the tourney, Rory 10 and Morikawa 13. Smith dropped a whopping 17 shots. Plenty of players will be thinking "what if?"

I have no idea what Songkran is, but if the picture is representative of it then I'm in. 9 for Monday, knew 8, guessed the atoms, got question 10 wrong.

16s, due 106 quid back.

A 4 putt double bogey for Scheffler on the last. [emoji1787]

It's been a procession on the end, not complaining too much though as I have £5 ew on Scheffler.

Ridiculous stuff from Rory and Morikawa from the bunker on 18.

What do people think of the changes on 11? I'm not a fan tbh, 10 forces everyone to draw it, 11 used to force everybody to fade it. Now they can get away with a draw.

Tiger's not going to shag you Nick.

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My Facebook memories has just reminded me that it's 11 years to the day since Rory's Augusta meltdown, where he introduced us to the houses on the left of the 10th that none of us had previously known were there. And that wasn't even close to being his worst hole.

Brilliant clip, one of my favourite Simple Minds' songs.

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I was surprised when I looked back some old programmes last week. When we played Vale of Clyde at home on 18th August, St. Roch's were top after 9 games, with Neilston second and the Drum 3rd but both having played 2 games less. We were 6th having only won 4 of our first 9. By the time we hosted Glenvale on 11th September Drumchapel were top, with Neilston second, St. Roch's 3rd and us 4th, all now having played 11 games. I'm pretty sure that was them top from then until 3.40ish yesterday.

We spent all of 8 minutes of the season at the top of the table, it just happened to be the 8 minutes that mattered most. Our last 20 games were 18 wins and 2 draws, and it shows how consistent Drumchapel Utd were that even that run of form almost wasn't enough to win the league. The whole squad deserves huge credit, but two individuals worth mentioning. Stephen Docherty chased what looked like lost causes all season, the second goal yesterday cam from him doing that, sprinting to close down the Shire keeper, blocked his clearance, then knocked the ball home. 24 league goals for him having started the season as a winger. Ross McCabe, can't say enough about the big man. Played every single minute of the league campaign, and had nerves of steel yesterday to step up and convert the penalty that got us over the line. Thanks to all the teams in Conference C for a terrific season. Not only has it been the most competitive Conference, imo it's been the toughest too. There have been no easy points on offer, even from the teams at the bottom end.

Back to 5 again.

Tiger looks absolutely gassed today.

A 2 for Schwartzel on 2 cuts the lead to 5, with Scheffler still facing a tricky up and down after missing the green to the left.

Ended up 4th, Switzerland make it in too with the best average last stone draw in a 3 way tie for 6th spot. USA v Scotland in the quarter final.

Since Bryson made the statement that he saw Augusta as a par 67, he has played 8 rounds and is 43 over by his own measure. [emoji1787]

7 for Friday.