Monday, March 26. 2007
The road to the masters
Great signs for the Aussies leading up to the Masters with Robert Allenby, Geoff Ogilvy, Aaron Baddeley and Nick O'Hern all finishing in the top ten in a lead up tournament. (We won't mention the winner 
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My pick for the Masters is Badds. Badds has been in great form this year. He hits the ball good distance and he's a great putter. The way he putts reminds me of watching young children putt, before they start over analysing. No mucking around, just stand up and knock it in the hole. I have a hunch this attitude extends to the rest of his game. Just look at the way he handled to two Australian Opens. I reckon if he's playing well he will have the mental strength to hang on for his first major.
) My pick for the Masters is Badds. Badds has been in great form this year. He hits the ball good distance and he's a great putter. The way he putts reminds me of watching young children putt, before they start over analysing. No mucking around, just stand up and knock it in the hole. I have a hunch this attitude extends to the rest of his game. Just look at the way he handled to two Australian Opens. I reckon if he's playing well he will have the mental strength to hang on for his first major.
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Aussie Aaron Baddeley is leading after the third round of the 2007 US Open at Oakmont. Badds remains at 2 over par, but look who's breathing down his neck. I don't think that will worry him, I've always liked the way Aaron Baddeley plays. Stringing togeth
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