Martha, thanks for your comment....albeit we didn't read it until today.....so, you are "spot on" about Lee "What a golfer"....cuz he was.....as he could manufacture and shape dang near for every situation.....for our original Sportsphile got to caddie in a foursome of Misterious Mr. X Miller Barber, Don January, Art Wall and Lee Trevino out in Midland, Texas at a charity event.....and he always commented of Super Mex..."What a golfer."
O. G., thanks for your comment for it brings out one of the better unexpected enjoyments of viewing videos in our incredible vintage library posted at www.imasportsphile.com .....and that is getting to see how folks have changed from back in the day....what they looked like way back when they were young pups.
I can see how the PGA West Stadium Course has changed over the years - All the bumps and slopes are gone - Moats have been filled in - Greens much larger - Greens much softer I guess that's how you go from being rated a 77.1 to 67.1
They are talking about 604 yard par 5 being super long, and for the time it was but I experienced one that was 718yrds , good thing I play from the whites 😂😂
Henry Tan, what a great comment....for we at ImaSportsphile responsible for posting the 1900 vintage videos like this one over the past two years....really appreciate good humor....as this comment gave us a great chuckle.
Vin Scully.....one of the true legends of broadcasting....who was genius in his smooth delivery....as we at ImaSportsphile web page have lots of Scully in our baseball section with partner Joe Garagiola. We even have footage of Scully during a station break where he talks off mike about how to deliver the next segment of the broadcast....really classic stuff!!!!
Not sure you could ever pass our ImaSportsphile test....cuz this video is "pure gold" in our treasure chest of 2300 vintage videos currently posted on our site... THIS IS GREAT STUFF!!!....just ask any person who loves golf.
I’m here for the Lee Trevino swings. He was really something
Lee Trevino!What a golfer.
Martha, thanks for your comment....albeit we didn't read it until today.....so, you are "spot on" about Lee "What a golfer"....cuz he was.....as he could manufacture and shape dang near for every situation.....for our original Sportsphile got to caddie in a foursome of Misterious Mr. X Miller Barber, Don January, Art Wall and Lee Trevino out in Midland, Texas at a charity event.....and he always commented of Super Mex..."What a golfer."
Man look at Peter Jacobsen lookin like a Huey Lewis brother.... lmao
O. G., thanks for your comment for it brings out one of the better unexpected enjoyments of viewing videos in our incredible vintage library posted at www.imasportsphile.com .....and that is getting to see how folks have changed from back in the day....what they looked like way back when they were young pups.
This is the course when i watched Palmer practice when i was 15..
Fuzzy is one of the best golfers of all time and has made golf what it is today what a self taught natural
lee trevino said there is no such thing as a natural golfer.he said it is the result of hitting millions of balls
I can see how the PGA West Stadium Course has changed over the years
- All the bumps and slopes are gone
- Moats have been filled in
- Greens much larger
- Greens much softer
I guess that's how you go from being rated a 77.1 to 67.1
Jack won the 86 masters, one week later Fuzzy won Heritage
VIN SCULLY THE VOICE OF THE DODGERS RETIRED IN 2016
Looks like The PGA created LIV
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They are talking about 604 yard par 5 being super long, and for the time it was but I experienced one that was 718yrds , good thing I play from the whites 😂😂
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Thanks to Bill Macatee for letting us know what Fuzzy did before he did it.
is this the match that Fuzzy told Nicklaus Never trust a Mexican pulling for your golf ball
Jack was so clutch w the putts
I miss watching these guys.
Learn to spell before you up load.......Nicklaus, not Nichlaus......I am the Truth Troll.
Have been looking for this. Thanks for posting!
You seriously spelled jacks name wrong???? The greatest golfer to ever live
Jack putts like he owed Fuzzy some thing.
Henry Tan, what a great comment....for we at ImaSportsphile responsible for posting the 1900 vintage videos like this one over the past two years....really appreciate good humor....as this comment gave us a great chuckle.
Fun to see Arny playing tin cup determined to reach the par 3. Still a good golfer even though he was probably pushing 60 at this point.
This was maybe a year or so before everyone switched to metal woods.
I COULD SPEND $ 370,000
Started watching for the golf, but when I heard vin scully I set my phone down and just listened. Man I miss that guy calling ballgames
Vin Scully.....one of the true legends of broadcasting....who was genius in his smooth delivery....as we at ImaSportsphile web page have lots of Scully in our baseball section with partner Joe Garagiola. We even have footage of Scully during a station break where he talks off mike about how to deliver the next segment of the broadcast....really classic stuff!!!!
Knowing That Fuzzy wins this makes it unwatchable.
Not sure you could ever pass our ImaSportsphile test....cuz this video is "pure gold" in our treasure chest of 2300 vintage videos currently posted on our site... THIS IS GREAT STUFF!!!....just ask any person who loves golf.
Fuzzy always been pretty cool in my book. Haters gotta hate.