Rodney Morris

rodney is a great guy. he plays like he is practicing. id hate to play him in a pressure situation. hes the deff of a stone cold killer

as far as never missing. i saw him miss a 2 ball here in atlantic city at the skins tourney that allen hosted. he waffled it right into the rail and missed it by 2 diamonds . he missed it so bad he started cracking up laughing at the table. that was for like 10k$ a rack or more. how can you beat a guy like that?
 
corvette1340 said:
A round with Tiger in the Buick Invitational pro-am next year just went for over $65,000. I bid $10,000 early in the listing and had it for about 20 minutes.

well doing the math, off the top of my head he makes about 100 mil/year roughly 2 mil/week so 65 dimes for a round of golf seems about right. Wow thats strong, I think my numbers are right-my best recollection.

Back to Rodney its a bargan to play a top player a set for alot of guys who arnt lucky enough to know them because they live in the wrong place or cant travel etc, The top guys appericate the support too. I do what I can for them myself. Rodney is a class guy and a family guy too.
 
Well, here's the deal, don't forget that I'm in Japan. I will be the only American in the room, and the only one that speaks both languages. I'm sure they'll have an interpreter with him but they usually suck. I ended up having to translate for Reyes when he was here and I'm almost positive I'll end up having to do it for Rodney too. On top of that, since I'm the only round eye in the room I'm sure he and I will talk quite a bit. I may ask him if he'll have some time afterwards to give me some pointers. I'll gladly pony up the cash for a private lesson, but I'm not too thrilled about spending 100 bucks to rack for him and watch him run balls. I can sit on the side and watch that for free. Not to mention that I'll probably end up next to him the entire night.
MULLY
 
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