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[Malcorin]

Originally Posted by Rhambuk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

just my opinion but baseball isthe most boring sport to watch. now baseketball thats something i could get behind

Basketball / Hockey / Soccer definitely have more action per minute. Football games supposedly have less than 11 minutes of actual action per game, but I still love them. Baseball games can tend to drag on, so I wouldn't begrudge anyone for not liking them. Baseball is as good as it gets for me, though.

Why is curling an Olympic sport? I used to think it was tongue in cheek but some people take it seriously.

[Rhambuk]

im not big on ports in genral but igotta have action hockey is my fav football is a close scond.

there have to be holy shit moments where you just cant belive it happened not many in baseball.

curling is awesome somehow. never cared about it until my buddy showed me it during the olympics a few years back. i think its the suspnse

[quido]

I think golf is the ultimate sport as there's minimal advantage to being 7 feet tall or a well-built 300 pound fella. The sport is 99% technique and it's not something you have to quit when you're 40 or whatever because your body can't handle it.

It's also a great opportunity to burn one and put down a few brews =)

Oh, wait, we're talking about spectating sports again. Yeah - you guys suck.

[justin2090]

Originally Posted by quido [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I think golf is the ultimate sport as there's minimal advantage to being 7 feet tall or a well-built 300 pound fella. The sport is 99% technique and it's not something you have to quit when you're 40 or whatever because your body can't handle it.

I disagree. Taller people can use longer shafts without decreasing accuracy. Minimal advantage? I dunno. I consider an extra 20-30 yards off the tee a huge advantage because that means shorter irons and more accuracy/ball height/spin on the approach shot.

A lot of people underestimate driver but it affects all aspects of the game in the long run.

[quido]

You assume too much. It IS tougher to maintain accuracy with a longer club. Faster swings or swings with larger arcs require a greater amount of control and timing. Furthermore, whatever you have to gain by hitting the ball a little further, in almost every situation, you'd be better off having improved placement as opposed to slightly longer distance.

Why didn't John Daly win more?

I don't think it's that tough to get a few extra yards in a situation where it would really help - most of the time I'm swinging about 80-85% anyways.

[Ravager]

Originally Posted by justin2090 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I disagree. Taller people can use longer shafts without decreasing accuracy. Minimal advantage? I dunno. I consider an extra 20-30 yards off the tee a huge advantage because that means shorter irons and more accuracy/ball height/spin on the approach shot.

A lot of people underestimate driver but it affects all aspects of the game in the long run.

A 2 inch putt scores the same as a 350 yard drive.

[Malcorin]

Originally Posted by Rhambuk [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

there have to be holy shit moments where you just cant belive it happened not many in baseball.

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