Nelly Korda goes in water hazard three times on No. 12 at U.S. Women's Open
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Her stance in the bunker really emphasized how long her legs are.
I only notice the important stuff.
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Sick hole.
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She has a gorgeous, simple swing.
She had won something like 6 of 7 tourneys in a row. To miss the cut is amazing and shows me how humbling golf is even to the best.
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You gonna hit up Sahalee in a few weeks?
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It's looking that way
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Best place to watch will be behind the 15th tee. You can see the approaches into 14, one of the better ones on the course, tee shots on 15 and approaches into 16, which is probably the wildest green on the course.
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Thanks for the tip. Are you going to be there?
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Will go Saturday for sure. Maybe Sunday too.
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So if we set up behind the 15th tee, will it be easy to navigate around? Or will people be "fighting" for position, etc.? The PGA App says there's grandstands on either the 9th or 15th green, as I recall.
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This reminds me of Anthony Barela's CATASTROPHIC MELTDOWN on hole 16 at the 2023 European Open. He's a total frat douche so I took a lot of pleasure in it.
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The front nine is more open and will be easier to get around. Best spot on front nine is probably behind 6th green. The back nine has cooler holes. Another good spot will be behind 16th green, and overlooking the par 3 17th as well. All of that is right in the area of the 15th tee also.
