This is pretty cool! If you had asked me to guess 25 watches, I don’t think the Silvery Snoopy would have been one of my guesses.
Jim for Premier.
The unusual thing?
No morons with phones videoing it all for TikTok and other shit!
It was pleasing to see, there should be more phone bans on all sort of events.
Signed,
Grumpy Old Man.
This is pretty cool! If you had asked me to guess 25 watches, I don’t think the Silvery Snoopy would have been one of my guesses
My OH, who knows nothing of Rory or golf, just showed me a video on the news where he potted a great putt, and the audience, held totally silent up to that point, erupted into applause.
The unusual thing?
No morons with phones videoing it all for TikTok and other shit!
It was pleasing to see, there should be more phone bans on all sort of events.
Signed,
Grumpy Old Man.
I'm astounded at the number of people at different sporting events, or a concert, who spend all their time looking at their phone recording the action. Rather than living the life right in front of them they're still looking at a screen. It's like they're living in the Matrix.
Augusta is very, very strict on phones and cameras. During the rounds of play both are banned, if you are caught with either, they take your entry pass.
This is very effective, because you must return your pass to be eligible to buy next years tickets. If you have a ticket in your name and turn it in, you get to buy next years tickets. (You haven’t been able to buy a ticket without the trade-in for 20+ years) So if you loose your pass, you have lost it for the future forever. Ticket agency’s usually have penalties of $100,000 and more for loosing the pass. Doesn’t matter if it’s physically lost or taken for breaking the rules.
That’s why the practice rounds are great to attend, cameras are allowed. I went in 2009.
McIlroy's wife sports a rose gold PP Nautilus, maybe Omega couldn't interest her to wear an Omega like her husband, but there isn't much in Omega's catalogue to top an 18k gold Nautilus. A few years ago I was on a tram in Melbourne and there was a young Asian woman wearing a rose gold Nautilus, it was real and it was spectacular.
