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OneBlueDotBama

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12. If anyone is clueless in this thread..

Reply to ProfessorGAC (Reply #11)

Tue Jul 24, 2018, 11:47 AM

Jul 2018

It's certainly not I. Do you know what this means? , look it up one day, then review my original post.

Open Championship organizers don't want anybody calling it 'The British Open' anymore and it is causing more confusion than ever
https://www.businessinsider.com/the-open-or-british-open-correct-name-2017-7

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How does one say 'great job' in Italian? [View all] Kingofalldems Jul 2018 OP

Bravo? snowybirdie Jul 2018 #1

Bravo - Tiger too made todays golf viewing fun..congrats to Molinari..... asiliveandbreathe Jul 2018 #2

Congrats to him! n/t Different Drummer Jul 2018 #3

BTW, "great job" in Italian is "ottimo lavoro", per Google Translate. n/t Different Drummer Jul 2018 #4

More Likely, However,. . . ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #6

Not to be stuffy and stuff... OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #5

It's The British Open ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #7

Look it up again, OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #8

Sorry. You're Wrong ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #9

Actually no television partner calls it whatever you claim OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #10

ABC/CBS Called It The British Open for 30+ Years ProfessorGAC Jul 2018 #11

If anyone is clueless in this thread.. OneBlueDotBama Jul 2018 #12