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I saw that also, .... Man, he must have great sexxx last night, who can resist his wife's hot body, win or losejmtbkr wrote:Anyone notice Dufner grabbing some tail when his wife hugged him, on TV? The replays edited it out, but if you saw it live, he definately gave that hiney a nice squeeze! "Thanks, hon! wait 'till later, haha!"
yes, I worry about this guy....Mongrel wrote:I saw that. And the two-seconds-too-long hug K. Bradley gave him with the little butt-pat at the end. I'd keep Uncle Keegan away from the nephews at the cook-outs and pool parties.
http://www.boston.com/news/source/2013/08/dufnering_craze_hits_the_pga_championship.html?rss_id=Most+PopularFamousDavis wrote:
Plus there's the whole "duffnering" craze which was pretty funny.
I agree. Additionally, Duffner actually missed a bunch of putts that were makeable. He could have won by 4 or 5 if he made those. Furyk, on the other hand, never gave himself a chance to make birdie. It seems like he was playing defensive golf and hitting too far away from trouble. Duffner, meanwhile, went flag hunting. The shot on #13 to a foot was incredible.Horseballs wrote:Furyk is such a prick. So glad that guy is such a choker. After the round, he mentioned how he would have won if he didn't bogey the last 2 holes, and how he hit the ball so solidly on those holes. Bullshit. Dufner was in a matchplay situation and only had to tie that gutless, choking Furyk. I sincerely hope he isn't on next year's Ryder Cup team.
I wanted Dufner to win before the round, but picked Stenson. I wasn't sure if the Duf-man could hold it together. I absolutely knew Furyk or Stricker wasn't going to win. It was like when Kenny Perry was leading the Masters only to gag it away. I don't believe in magic of any kind, but there must be a golf god (or maybe just a golf Jesus/Easter Bunny) who makes sure that guys like Furyk/Stricker/Perry don't do too well on tour.
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Did you hear the big cheer that went up from all the male fans when he did that? Too funny. There was a serious beer fest going on that day. I've never heard a more rowdy crowd at a major event.jmtbkr wrote:
Its a bit hard to see what the hips are doing under those love handles and arse fat.12pierogi wrote:Dufner has taken the pinnacle of athleticism to a new level.
He may be a Hogan disciple, but he ain't got Hogans athletic turn through the hips. Not happening.
The sun shines on a dogs ass every now and then.Player wrote:Its a bit hard to see what the hips are doing under those love handles and arse fat.12pierogi wrote:Dufner has taken the pinnacle of athleticism to a new level.
He may be a Hogan disciple, but he ain't got Hogans athletic turn through the hips. Not happening.
I think for guys like Duffner, getting to bang an otherwise totally unattainable hotty would be the great motivator. Waking up next his wife knowing he needs to keep the dollars rolling in to keep waking up next to her would make hitting a thousand balls a day less of a chore.Lorenzzo wrote:I think as a pro golfer I could withstand the pressures of tour life, unless I was a toad married to a smokin' hottie. Knowing sex with a hot chick wholly depended on winning could get to be too much of a burden. On the other hand, there's probably no greater motivator, save one's own survival.
That's a man right there who understands his priorities.12pierogi wrote:
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