The Masters
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by Sufjan Stevens » 4/13/2003, 3:11 pm
Ahhh give it a whirl. Meet the guy, see what he's like. Hell, if he has a huge showing in the Masters, that would be awesome.
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by deniedjunkie » 4/13/2003, 5:28 pm
sandman wrote:oooooo nice
a playoff w/ weir and matticce (sp?!)
and congrats goto mike for winnin it
mike is gonna be at the acc tommorow night for the hockey game
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by Mechanical Thought » 4/13/2003, 6:14 pm
i watched the Masters today, pretty good! Congrats to Weir
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by don't ask why » 4/13/2003, 6:24 pm
Congrats to Mike Weir, Len Mattiece and especially Jeff Maggert.
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by nelison » 4/13/2003, 7:31 pm
Maggert had some horrible luck today. That's golf for ya.
Mattiace was awesome though. a 65 on that course any day is spectacular, he just fell apart on one hole and thats when it mattered.
Way to go Mike though! Man he didn't miss a putt from 10 feet in throughout the entire round. I watched him from the first tee to the last tap in and wow that was probably the highlight of the year for Canada. He should hands down win Canadian Athlete of the year (and it's only April)
Mattiace was awesome though. a 65 on that course any day is spectacular, he just fell apart on one hole and thats when it mattered.
Way to go Mike though! Man he didn't miss a putt from 10 feet in throughout the entire round. I watched him from the first tee to the last tap in and wow that was probably the highlight of the year for Canada. He should hands down win Canadian Athlete of the year (and it's only April)
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by starvingeyes » 4/14/2003, 4:27 am
year of the weir! year of the weir! year of the weir!
let me just say that i told everybody he was going to win the masters this year right after he got his first win of the year.
and now look! go canada!
let me just say that i told everybody he was going to win the masters this year right after he got his first win of the year.
and now look! go canada!
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by Emily Jane » 4/14/2003, 8:43 am
You know, I don't really post that often, but I must say I have to get off my lurker pedestool just this once:
[glow=blue]THE GOOD SHIT HAS HIT THE FAN IN SARNIA/BRIGHT'S GROVE![/glow]
Congrats Mike! Hope to see you home soon!
[glow=blue]THE GOOD SHIT HAS HIT THE FAN IN SARNIA/BRIGHT'S GROVE![/glow]
Congrats Mike! Hope to see you home soon!
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