PNC 2021

[Gsea]

2 hours ago, bladehunter said:

he most likely took his eyes off the road for some reason , And he  looked back up too late.  No excuse.  But speed isn’t always the deciding factor. Most often it’s inattention.  

your car doesn't travel that far and create that much damage with just zoning off  Def excessive speed involved no matter what the speed limit is or how you spin it

[Gsea]

18 hours ago, m d g said:

I tuned in to the replay, watched about 10minutes, and switched to football.

 

The coverage was obsequious to say the least.

 

It was as if the announcers were issued knee pads with their blazers...

You want to see guys with knee pads go over to the Charlie thread 

[Jim53]

1 hour ago, Holy Moses said:

He took his eyes off the road because he fell asleep at the wheel for the third time and crashed

Just speculation, but it would seem possible with all the surgery and injuries he may have a hard time staying asleep more than an hour or two at a time. So basically always tired, no matter how much money or fame the body still rules in the end.

I am fully in the camp the man has enough money that there is no reason he should ever drive himself anywhere and with that thought I would think his driver should also be armed security.

My boss is a 86 year old billionare and just recently stopped driving even though he has had many accidents and has been told for years he needed a driver (and security) but he just wanted the pleasure of driving himself around. We humans are a odd lot.

[bladehunter]

1 hour ago, Gsea said:

your car doesn't travel that far and create that much damage with just zoning off  Def excessive speed involved no matter what the speed limit is or how you spin it

I don’t think anyone disputed the stated speed.  But the car didn’t lose control most likely because of speed.  There was no brake or skid marks. Indicating that he simply drove off the road.  Spinning out at 75 mph would  make a helluva set of marks.  It wasn’t wet.   This was dry pavement on a sunny day.  He absolutely  stopped driving for some reason.  And it wasn’t speed  induced coma.  Or G force sickness. (G-loc)  Lol. 

Edited December 20, 2021 by bladehunter

[DatSliceDoe]

I was thrilled with this event from start to finish, probably the best iteration of it I've seen so far. JD and JD II deserved it, that kid is very talented and could wind up on the PGA. We shall see about Charlie, let him decide when he turns 18 what he wants to do.

[Holy Moses]

2 hours ago, Jim53 said:

Just speculation, but it would seem possible with all the surgery and injuries he may have a hard time staying asleep more than an hour or two at a time. So basically always tired, no matter how much money or fame the body still rules in the end.

I am fully in the camp the man has enough money that there is no reason he should ever drive himself anywhere and with that thought I would think his driver should also be armed security.

My boss is a 86 year old billionare and just recently stopped driving even though he has had many accidents and has been told for years he needed a driver (and security) but he just wanted the pleasure of driving himself around. We humans are a odd lot.

You fall asleep at the wheel when you take a lot of Ambien 

[Forged4life]

23 hours ago, luke1333 said:

looked like racs to me as well but this could be too. need a closeup of them

https://www.instagram.com/golfnation_/p/CXraBA0tUvG/?utm_medium=copy_link

[755]

Why is there discussion from all the experts in this thread about Tigers car crash? I came on here thinking it was a discussion about last week's golf tournament...silly me.