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Monday
Jan292018

Things You Can Do (Sometimes Twice) In 4:10

Nice work by the Morning Drive team of Kevin Schultz, Jonathan Burket and Kevin Ryan to come up with this graphic that I Tweeted early this morning and is making the rounds.

It is rather amazing to think that Kentucky's finest golfer took almost two Kentucky Derbys to hit that all-that-for-that lay-up, as Dottie Pepper noted.

 

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Secretariat thinks Always Dreaming's time is pathetic.
01.29.2018 | Unregistered CommenterJohn
I think that Justin Thomas is probably the finest KY golfer at the moment......
Other than that....spot on.
01.29.2018 | Unregistered CommenterCroDad
Brilliant!! An athlete can run 4 laps faster than it took a tour pro to hit 1 shot. Priceless!!
01.29.2018 | Unregistered Commenterchico
Oh Hell... That soccer hat trick is pathetic:

The fastest hat-trick scored by an individual ice hockey player in a National Hockey League game is 21 seconds by Bill Mosienko (Canada) playing for the Chicago Blackhawks against the New York Rangers on 23 March 1952.

K
01.29.2018 | Unregistered Commenterkenoneputt
JB Holmes has joined Bubba Watson on transforming from a once Good-ol-boy image to now one closer to a finicky prissy boy image.
01.29.2018 | Unregistered CommenterJohn C
At four minutes a shot, shooting sub par, JB Holmes would take over four and a half hours to play 18. As a single.
01.29.2018 | Unregistered CommenterMatthewM
"At four minutes a shot, shooting sub par, JB Holmes would take over four and a half hours to play 18. As a single."

Ummm...

Matthew, you're forgetting the 2-3 hours it takes the pros to walk from shot to shot.
01.29.2018 | Unregistered Commenterkenoneputt
@kenoneputt.

You're forgetting that the clock stops between goals in the NHL. And celebrations are much more muted. And of course that the field of play is a fifth of the size. And hockey has more than twice the amount of goals scored as soccer.

But both are incredible feats!
01.29.2018 | Unregistered CommenterManku
Golf Channel trifecta of Evans, Hawk and Slick doing a masterful job of backpedaling on this issue. Slick cited 3 PAC members saying the situation was an outlier that regular folks just are not capable of understanding, no harm, no foul. I tend to think they have a point.
01.29.2018 | Unregistered CommenterPAC Rules
@KS...

Was wondering how long it was gonna take before one of us miscreants came up with that one.... : )
Secretariat, 1:59.4. There's the list.
01.30.2018 | Unregistered CommenterOriginal AG
And (if possible) what makes that time of Secretariat's even more impressive is that each quarter mile he ran was faster than the preceding quarter mile.
01.30.2018 | Unregistered CommenterCroDad
Geoff-

has the issue of JB's brain surgry been explored? Is his thinking slowed down because of that?
I don't recall how fast or slow he was before the surgery. Please respond. i think it could ''matter' (get it)... ~dig~
01.30.2018 | Unregistered Commenterdigsouth

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