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Pre-Majors Site Practice: Should It Be Controlled?

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View Poll Results: Should the USGA limit U.S. Open course access prior to tournament week?

It is survival of the fittest. If an Exempt player can 'get on' the course, he should be allowed unlimited access prior to tournament week.	10	19.61%
The USGA should allow unlimited access as long as the standard practice round rules are observed.	13	25.49%
The USGA should impose limits on pre-tournament practice visits.	20	39.22%
There is no competitive advantage, so it really doesn't make any difference one way or another.	8	15.69%
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06-17-2006, 04:58 PM

Martee

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Actually a number of players have been known to play / practice the courses prior to the week of the tournament. Tiger does it, not the the extent Phil has just done.

Is it only majors that this happens at? Most likely but then some unknown players we probably don't hear about.

Knowledge is wonderful but execution is where it is really at.

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