I don think I've ever seen someone look at the hole like that while making a stroke

The 20 year old you hadn't won on the PGA Tour and dominated the amateur ranks, either. I'm totally cool with him dropping F-bombs, but slamming the club into the turf on 10 and dropping it in your follow through on 14 is a little much.

More bullshit. I post my opinions (predominantly on basketball, I'd say) all over the place here and virtually none of them have anything to do with statistics.

For example, one statistical projection right now actually gives the Raptors the 3rd best chance in the East at making the NBA finals. But, of course, anybody that's watched them this season knows they are far too soft to even get by the Nets in the first round.

Yeah but even with that, he's still 20. I don't really like the club slamming and stuff thougj

Spieth needs eagle here and a par from Bubba

Then perhaps the adequate addendum to the earlier tweet is to say, "How the **** can he quantify that?"

Bubba pushing that drive was the best thing that could happen to him on that hole. The only way he's losing is if he rinses one here or 16, and his positioning forces him to lay up.

Welp...I did not see that gap. This could be a problem.

He has his formula, I'm sure. You can either choose to believe in it or not (I personally believe looking at the probabilities has some value, but it's not going to tell you what your eyes can in this situation).

In any case, it's just a tool that I thought people would be interested in.

What was he doing?

Bubba's decision making reminds me of Phil at times like these. He's got the shotmaking ability to pull it off, though.

Bubba chucking it up over the trees. If that had gone south he could've blown this lead in one hole.

Ballsy ****er.

bubba with balls that clank

what a stupid play

it was awesome though

Phil-esque go for it moment only he made it over

Sometimes you can make a dumbass decision and not pay the penalty. Like Phil in 2010, that was one of them.

Laying up just isn't for Bubba.