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You know what is amazing though - Erik Compton leading after the first round.

Compton has been known throughout the golf world for his heart condition. When he was nine, Compton was told he had an illness called viral cardiomyopathy, a condition where the heart muscle is inflamed and unable to pump as hard as it should. He has been through three different hearts thus far through his life. His first heart transplant came in 1992, when Compton was 12. Compton had his second transplant and third heart in 2008, which was again a successful surgery. For this, Compton was given the Ben Hogan Award at Augusta, Georgia during The Masters in April 2009. He also gained recognition for his attempts to have the use of a golf cart during qualifying rounds for PGA Tour and Nationwide Tour events.[1]

here comes the 59

Demolish the course and start all over imo. To maybe have a guy shoot 30 under is redic

so the leader is -18 going into sunday, obv he will easily go 22 under and win by -40

Typical OT prediction thread OP just right hyped up for a massivie fail

What compels people to point a giant neon sign at their own heads that says "I am a fucking retard?" Please enlighten us, OP.

I guess if this kid was playing that course, then he might of been closer on his prediction.

ghintpp.com

MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Bobby Wyatt shot a 57 at the Alabama Boys State Junior Championship.


The University of Alabama-bound teen, who turns 18 this weekend, had 12 birdies, an eagle and five pars Wednesday on the par-71, 6,628-yard course at the Country Club of Mobile. His birdie putt hung on the lip on the 18th green and he had to settle for par.

Wyatt needed 23 putts total and shot a 9-under 26 on the front nine.
The previous low round in the State Junior was 61 by Glenn Northcutt in 2004 on a par-70 layout which measured just over 5,000 yards.

Wyatt has won the state's junior championship the past three years.
Ryo Ishikawa's 58 in the final round of The Crowns tournament on the Japan Tour on May 2 is the lowest score on a major tour.

Wyatt's score was five strokes better than his previous career-low, set in a tournament in Louisiana.
"It was unbelievable," he said. "I got off to a fast start with birdies on my first two holes, then was 3-under after four and it kept going from there."

Alabama coach Jay Seawell was among the swelling crowds watching Wyatt's round. He record a 9-under 26 through the first nine holes.

"People were congratulating me as I made the turn, but I knew there was a lot of golf to be played," Wyatt said. "I had to take a few extra practice swings on the 10th tee to get my focus back."
He birdied Nos. 16 and 17 and just missed another on the final hole.

Wyatt was playing with Michael Johnson and Trey Mullinax, who will be his roommate at Alabama.
"They are two good friends of mine and they talked to me as we went around which helped relax me, but didn't say anything about the round I was having," Wyatt said.

Read more: Alabama teenager Bobby Wyatt shoots 57 in state tournament - Tours & News - Golf.com

 

Originally Posted by goofy2485

I'm willing to bet nobody breaks 59 this week, how much?

oops

 

Originally Posted by ntanygd760

oops

During the PGA event right?

 

Originally Posted by Stockage

Looks like the OP knows his golf.

haha good one

if you read or watched anything regarding this tournament you would know that scores were anticipated to be low this week.

 

Originally Posted by orgnalsooners

Exactly, it's like predicting that there will be weather issues @ Lambeau in December. Bazinga

Your an idiot.

 

Originally Posted by Norhas00

Your an idiot.

oh the ironing

 

Originally Posted by BillMueller

oh the ironing

Spot on