Is Sean Foley his coach?
Smylie Kaufman
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Last: 4 yr ago by SW AG80
This is a great venue. Too bad it is leaving. Hopefully it shows up again somewhere on tour. I think it would be a great layout for a major or playoff or WGC event.
ttt - look who is DFL at the greenbrier
My boy Daly may be giving him a run for his money
Im looking for Ray Finkle.... and a clean pair of shorts. Im just a very big Finkle fan. This is my Graceland, sir.
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Withdrew after 1st round 79. Brutal. Had no idea about this guy until this thread, but really feel for him. Needs to forget about keeping his card or whatever it is that has him banging his head against a wall week after week. At this point he should just take time off and hit reboot to try and save his career.
For some reason only the tweet is showing up... I sincerely hope that image was Rodney Dangerfield (Al Czervik) saying... "Oooh, my arm! It's broken!"
Well looks like he is back on tour this week and is currently DFL at the Byron Nelson at 11 over. How many more events does he have until he is back looking for a real job?
He's made one cut in his last 25 starts (spanning 20 months back or so), and that was a T-69th finish. Currently ranked 1200 something in the world. What a complete free fall.
look at the dudes scorecards. He literally cannot make any birdies. His scores look like your average joe ex college golfer who gets to play a few times a month.
I will never forget the look I saw on that dudes face when I followed him at the SHO a couple years ago when his free fall started. You could see in his eyes that he was lost and literally had no idea where his ball was gunna go. sad to see
I will never forget the look I saw on that dudes face when I followed him at the SHO a couple years ago when his free fall started. You could see in his eyes that he was lost and literally had no idea where his ball was gunna go. sad to see
some of his shot tracer misses are so bad.
https://www.pgatour.com/roundrecap/2019/r019/2/46440.html
https://www.pgatour.com/roundrecap/2019/r019/2/46440.html
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Smylie Kaufman hit 8 of 18 greens in regulation during his second round at the AT&T Byron Nelson, finishing at 12 over for the tournament. Kaufman finished his round in 153rd at 12 over; Sung Kang is in 1st at 16 under; Matt Every is in 2nd at 11 under; and Martin Laird and Denny McCarthy are tied for 3rd at 8 under.
On the 552-yard par-5 first hole, Kaufman reached the green in 3 and sunk a 5-foot putt for birdie. This moved Kaufman to 1 under for the round.
On the 235-yard par-3 second, Kaufman's tee shot went 183 yards to the right rough, his second shot went 33 yards to the right side of the fairway, his third shot went 10 yards to the right side of the fairway, and his chip went 7 yards to the green where he 1 putted for double bogey. This moved him to 1 over for the round.
After hitting his tee shot into the fairway bunker, Kaufman hit his next shot to the green and got down for birdie on par-4 sixth. This moved Kaufman to even for the round.
After a 260 yard drive on the 505-yard par-4 ninth, Kaufman chipped his third shot to 7 feet, which he rolled for two-putt bogey on the hole. This moved Kaufman to 1 over for the round.
Kaufman hit his tee shot into the native area, he hit his next shot to the green and got down for bogey on par-4 11th. This moved Kaufman to 2 over for the round.
Kaufman tee shot went 192 yards to the right side of the fairway and his approach went 31 yards to the green where he had a two-putt for bogey, bringing Kaufman to 3 over for the round.
After hitting his third shot into the left greenside bunker, Kaufman hit his next to the green and reached the green on his fourth shot, rolling a two-putt double bogey on the 480-yard par-4 13th. This moved Kaufman to 5 over for the round.
On the 440-yard par-4 15th, Kaufman had a bogey after hitting the green in 4 and one putting, moving Kaufman to 6 over for the round.
After a 315 yard drive on the 502-yard par-4 18th, Kaufman chipped his fourth shot to 4 feet, which he rolled for one-putt bogey on the hole. This moved Kaufman to 7 over for the round.
Rough showing this week on the Korn Ferry (DFL at +20). State Farm agent next year?
Maybe Rickie can get him a job at Farmers Ins.cab559 said:
Rough showing this week on the Korn Ferry (DFL at +20). State Farm agent next year?
DFL again this week. Poor smylie. This is beyond playing through your struggles.
Golf is hard...mentally lost confidence in what his body can obviously do and has done under pressure.
Like Cougar....he lost his edge
Hope he finds it
Like Cougar....he lost his edge
Hope he finds it
That **** is just really hard. Its amazing how good you have to be to compete at that level. He did it for about year or so. And he won as an amateur. I'm mostly pulling for himthird coast.. said:
thats incredible. how does a tour pro drop off that hard?
Guys have been as bad as him and come back and won again. Pat Perez and that short knocker Chez Revie went thru it. So did Matt Kuchar and Lee Westwood.
Maybe not quite this bad though.
The trouble with quotes on the internet is that you never know if they are genuine. -- Abraham Lincoln.
Went back to recap the 2016 Masters when he played with Spieth in the final pairing on Sunday. On his way to an 81, Smylie actually birdied #12, while his playing partner was busy throwing away the tournament with a quadruple bogey 7.
Bump. Currently 5 over through 7 at the Shriners and one spot out of DFL. Only reason he's in the field is he won this event four years ago. Must feel like a lifetime ago for him.
+10 in last by 3 strokes
This would have to be a miserable way to go through a career. Can't imagine what this dude must be going through. Hate to count him down and out but at this point a turnaround does not look very likely. Good thing for him he should have some pretty good connections so I'm sure he can figure out a career off the course because it doesn't look like it's going to work out for him on any tour.
+13, 6 clear of the field after round 1.
Yikes this dude has clearly lost it
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Just read this article today about him. Gives some insight to what he's trying to do. Hope he can regain some form because even though I don't play for a living, I know how frustrating this game is and how it drives you nuts.
Just read this article today about him. Gives some insight to what he's trying to do. Hope he can regain some form because even though I don't play for a living, I know how frustrating this game is and how it drives you nuts.
Now 16 over through 5 holes in his second round. Christ, what a fall.
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And some people complain about Romo getting sponsor's exemptions.
I propose he change his name to Frownie Kaufman to shake things up.
Can he get it to 20 over? Currently +19 playing his last hole.
Only +5 today...on the upswing?
third coast.. said:
thats incredible. how does a tour pro drop off that hard?
He got married. Look what it did to Speith's game also. Speith has not been as good since he tied the knot.
Shot 5 under today despite closing bogey birdie bogey
Going to possibly make a cut at pebble
Going to possibly make a cut at pebble
And there's a triple
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