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LA_Mustang wrote:The great thing is the media seems to love him. He's a very interesting, smart and likeable guy. Plus, he's really good at the golf.

Yeah. He's gonna be just fine...

He rubs some golf purists the wrong way, and that makes for good ratings and clicks. But he has figured out a way to play that could perhaps change the way the game is played. Should be a fun ride with him. He is certainly confident.

Tiger should go ahead and give it a shot. His back is so screwed up he might be able to develop one swing from one position.

smusic 00 wrote:He rubs some golf purists the wrong way, and that makes for good ratings and clicks. But he has figured out a way to play that could perhaps change the way the game is played. Should be a fun ride with him. He is certainly confident.

I know message boards and internet comments are a great barometer of true opinions , but it's amazing how many people think he is cocky and want him to fail.

I for one can't wait for him to do great things and silence all of the doubters.

Some people can't handle looking at things from a different perspective. It works for him. Really well.

T-4th and a check for $259,600 is not a bad way to start your career

He seems to particularly irk the Jordan lovers, which is fun from an SMU perspective.

Cant wait to head out to the Nelson to watch this guy - need to show him some SMU love.

gostangs wrote:He seems to particularly irk the Jordan lovers, which is fun from an SMU perspective.

Cant wait to head out to the Nelson to watch this guy - need to show him some SMU love.

Yes, good observation. Nothing wrong with some good Mustang and Horn rivalry.

Also, I hope the red and blue continues to be his signature Sunday look.

Already locked in a $10 M deal with Puma. $259K in first pro tourney. I overhead a couple of Flyers fans standing in line at the Verizon Center talking not about the upcoming hockey game, but how cool BD was. We had a nice chat in line and then luckily the Caps pummeled the Flyers.

son unable to capitalize on his Top 10 finish last week and invite to play this week's Texas Open in San Antonio. He missed the cut at +3 so now will hopefully get some must needed rest next week before teeing it up again.

Another great feature article about Bryson in the May Golf Digest. That's three issues in a row with commentary about him.

We get all three tomorrow. Bryson, Colt, and Kelly

Colt +1 yesterday and -4 today to put him in a good position at -3. After +3 yesterday, Bryson is clawing his way above the cut line currently -2 today with several holes left sitting +1. Kelly sits at +5 and will go home before the weekend.

Bryson missed the cut at +3.