Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:remember John Daly?

He shocked the establishment back in the day. Amazing hand eye coordination and strength.

Are you talking in the emotional sense? Like he's emotionally strong? What does that have to do with sports?

Lots of activities require hand/eye coordination. That doesn't make them sports or their participants athletes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:remember John Daly?

He shocked the establishment back in the day. Amazing hand eye coordination and strength.

Are you talking in the emotional sense? Like he's emotionally strong? What does that have to do with sports?

Lots of activities require hand/eye coordination. That doesn't make them sports or their participants athletes.

Strength as is swing speed. John Daly could outdrive everyone on the tour and if you think that is easy take your judgmental ass to any driving range and see how far you can even hit a golf ball, not to mention simply hitting the thing.

I get it, golf is not your cup of tea to watch, so don't watch it. But to diminish the skill required to play the game at a high level simply shows ignorance.

And don't forget that this guy won a Super Bowl

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:remember John Daly?

He shocked the establishment back in the day. Amazing hand eye coordination and strength.

Are you talking in the emotional sense? Like he's emotionally strong? What does that have to do with sports?

Lots of activities require hand/eye coordination. That doesn't make them sports or their participants athletes.

Anonymous wrote:I think we've determined that not only is golf boring, it's fans are obnoxious as well

Anonymous wrote:I think we've determined that not only is golf boring, it's fans are obnoxious as well

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think we've determined that not only is golf boring, it's fans are obnoxious as well

Golfs fans get butthurt when people point out correctly that watching paint dry is more exciting than their chosen pastime. This topic of this thread is spot on.

Anonymous wrote:I love golf, but being in the Olympics is just extraneous. I feel the same way about tennis.

MikeL wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love golf, but being in the Olympics is just extraneous. I feel the same way about tennis.

Me, too.
Golfers play each other all the team, same as tennis. They don't need to do it at the Olympics.

Anonymous wrote:

MikeL wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love golf, but being in the Olympics is just extraneous. I feel the same way about tennis.

Me, too.
Golfers play each other all the team, same as tennis. They don't need to do it at the Olympics.

You're thinking is that the other speed sports like swimming and running only race every four years?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:remember John Daly?

He shocked the establishment back in the day. Amazing hand eye coordination and strength.

Are you talking in the emotional sense? Like he's emotionally strong? What does that have to do with sports?

Lots of activities require hand/eye coordination. That doesn't make them sports or their participants athletes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:remember John Daly?

He shocked the establishment back in the day. Amazing hand eye coordination and strength.

Are you talking in the emotional sense? Like he's emotionally strong? What does that have to do with sports?

Lots of activities require hand/eye coordination. That doesn't make them sports or their participants athletes.

I embroidery. It takes a lot of hand eye coordination and finger dexterity

Perhaps that can be an olympic sport too.