Carolina Open

cdavis9771 said:
I got 1 word for you when it comes to gambling. POST;)


I'm not sure how familiar you are with golf gambling, but it's kind of hard to post when you are playing for $100 a hole with unlimited presses. You wouldn't think that someone would take a hard right on the 16th hole and high tail it to the clubhouse while others in the group are hitting their second shots either. Either way, it all comes out in the wash. I'm sure his sorry ass needs the $1400 way more than I do. Just wanted to post a heads up for people thinking about gambling with him since he gambles for a living and all.
 
corvette1340 said:
I'm not sure how familiar you are with golf gambling, but it's kind of hard to post when you are playing for $100 a hole with unlimited presses. You wouldn't think that someone would take a hard right on the 16th hole and high tail it to the clubhouse while others in the group are hitting their second shots either. Either way, it all comes out in the wash. I'm sure his sorry ass needs the $1400 way more than I do. Just wanted to post a heads up for people thinking about gambling with him since he gambles for a living and all.

I know who he is. If it makes you feel better you ain't the only one this has happened to. I'm just saying have some sort of cut off point when to pay off before proceeding. When you are 5 holes loser, payoff. I know where some great action is for golf if you care to know. So who was chewy's partner during this match?
 
cdavis9771 said:
I was wondering wht Earl was even playing in this event. I'm not saying this wasn't a great tourney to play in but Earl 6-time World Champion, numerous U.S.open winner,has played all over the world for hundreds of thousands of dollars Strickland. Playing for 2500 bucks. Just seems very strange....:confused:

Hmm, IMO to prepare for the US Open, to stay in stroke, make a few $$$ to finance the trip for US Open, and don't forget the calcutta ie player's auction. You can really rack some serious money from the calcutta. Plus Goldsboro probably is within his driving distance.

What I dont' get is why Tony Watson forfeited?

Thank's
Steve
 
the_saint_siwa said:
Hmm, IMO to prepare for the US Open, to stay in stroke, make a few $$$ to finance the trip for US Open, and don't forget the calcutta ie player's auction. You can really rack some serious money from the calcutta. Plus Goldsboro probably is within his driving distance.

What I dont' get is why Tony Watson forfeited?

Thank's
Steve

You think Earl needs extra cash? Huh. Times must be getting tuff for him. To stay in stroke i might go for that but not the extra cash. Watson probably had seen someone that he owed money too and he had to get out of there.=)LOL!!!
 
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cdavis9771 said:
I know who he is. If it makes you feel better you ain't the only one this has happened to. I'm just saying have some sort of cut off point when to pay off before proceeding. When you are 5 holes loser, payoff. I know where some great action is for golf if you care to know. So who was chewy's partner during this match?


Some clown that said he was a bookie. He and Chew thought they had a lock playing best ball and each of them got to play 2 balls while Shannon, Mike Coltrain, and myself played lauderdale. Well, it turns out that Chew and his partner neither one can play themselves out of a wet paper sack.
 
cdavis9771 said:
You think Earl needs extra cash? Huh. Times must be getting tuff for him. To stay in stroke i might go for that but not the extra cash. Watson probably had seen someone that he owed money too and he had to get out of there.

Don't know about "need extra cash" but who can't use some extra cash. Plus last year when I went to 2005 Carolina open, I saw Earl drove an older (looks almost beat up)Cadilac. 6 months before that I saw him with his Porsche. Maybe he does have a hard time, who knows?

Speaking of TW, it's too bad that you fought all the way to the top and had to forfeit.

Speaking of 2006 Carolina Open, I think this year the field wasn't nearly as tough as last year. In 2005 you would see the Filipinos, Busta, Sambajon, Parica, Kiamco and some US pros such as Gabe, Larry Nevel, Frost etc. What do you think?
 
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the_saint_siwa said:
Don't know about "need extra cash" but who can't use some extra cash. Plus last year when I went to 2005 Carolina open, I saw Earl drove an older (looks almost beat up)Cadilac. 6 months before that I saw him with his Porsche. Maybe he does have a hard time, who knows?

Speaking of TW, it's too bad that you fought all the way to the top and had to forfeit.

Speaking of 2006 Carolina Open, I think this year the field wasn't nearly as tough as last year. In 2005 you would see the Filipinos, Busta, Sambajon, Parica, Kiamco and some US pros such as Gabe, Larry Nevel, Frost etc. What do you think?
Wow! i didn't realize the turnout they were having. Hmmm... It seems that it isn't as low caliber as i thought. Well it isn't out of line for Earl to show up there if those guys would have been there. It just seemed odd looking at the finalists this year.
 
corvette1340 said:
Some clown that said he was a bookie. He and Chew thought they had a lock playing best ball and each of them got to play 2 balls while Shannon, Mike Coltrain, and myself played lauderdale. Well, it turns out that Chew and his partner neither one can play themselves out of a wet paper sack.

Lauderdale? What is that? Like Captains choice? I didn't know coltrain was playing some golf. When did this take place?
 
cdavis9771 said:
Lauderdale? What is that? Like Captains choice? I didn't know coltrain was playing some golf. When did this take place?

Yes, lauderdale is the same as Captain's choice. It was a few years back.
 
corvette1340 said:
Yes, lauderdale is the same as Captain's choice. It was a few years back.

Before Mike got the shakes? Well one time at a par 3 course in raliegh somewhere. JimmyFaircloth played Tony Ellin and Faircloth thought he could give elin a 1/2 stroke a hole for 50 bucks per hole. Needless to say ellin won 500 in 27 holes.
 
cdavis9771 said:
Wow! i didn't realize the turnout they were having. Hmmm... It seems that it isn't as low caliber as i thought. Well it isn't out of line for Earl to show up there if those guys would have been there. It just seemed odd looking at the finalists this year.

Yes, in 2005 it was amazing. Probably the best time I had so far. I got my pics taken with the Filipino pros, witnessed Larry Nevel CANON break, I mean CANON. It was so hard, it's scary. Earl was there to, Jeremy Jones beat Sambajon. Gabe, Scott Frost, not to mention Nick Varner was there as well. I mean it was really geared toward a Pro tournament than just some local or state tournament.
 
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