The Shark is JACKED……

 

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Prayers…Prayers….Prayers….

 

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Rocco doing Rocco……

 

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LOLOLOLOLOLOL…..

Siri, does Brandel have any known aliases? pic.twitter.com/MLOZeJZPNa

— Lou Brown (@Lou_TireWorld) November 20, 2020

It would be the upsets of all upsets……

Losing to this swing will be DEVASTATING ? https://t.co/wuiqHpQU9i

— Phil Mickelson (@PhilMickelson) November 22, 2020

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Capital One’s The Match: Champion’s for Change gets underway with this week, with two new additions joining the third edition of the contest. Phil Mickelson will team up with Charles Barkley, while Peyton Manning will return and this time pair up with current NBA star Steph Curry.

Ahead of the event, here’s a rundown of all the essential details you need to know about the contest

The Format

The format for The Match 3 is 18 holes of modified alternate shot. 

In this format, both players from each team will hit tee shots, and then swap balls for their approach shots (e.g. Mickelson will hit Barkley’s second shot and vice versa). Following the second shot, the teams will decide between which ball they want to play for their third.

How good are Barkley, Manning and Curry at golf?

We saw Peyton Manning perform well in The Match 2, and the former NFL quarterback plays off a 6.4 handicap index.

Having played on the formerly known Web.com Tour, Steph Curry is a very proficient golfer and plays off a 0.1 handicap index.

Charles Barkley’s handicap index is unknown, and his swing used to be a source of ridicule. However, Barkley has transformed his swing in recent years, and you can check out this small sample of his game from when he played the ‘Bogey or Better’ challenge at the 18th hole during the broadcast of The Match 2.

Location and Date

The event takes place Friday, Nov. 27 at Stone Canyon Golf Club in Oro Valley, Arizona.

Who will the event benefit?

The Match: Champion’s for Change will raise funds for historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

How to Watch

The event will be broadcast live on TNT this Friday, Nov. 27, from 3 PM ET. In addition, Bleacher Report will provide a “Cart Cam” stream – leading up to and during the event.

The Coverage

TNT’s live coverage of Capital One’s The Match will be hosted by Brian Anderson, who will provide play-by-play alongside Trevor Immelman and Andre Iguodala. Cheyenne Woods and Gary McCord will feature as on-course announcers for the event, while Eli Manning will be part of a pre-game show as well as “Cart Came” alongside LPGA legend Michelle Wie. 

 

 

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Robert Streb edged out Kevin Kisner at the RSM Classic, and it’s a win that earned the American a winner’s check for $1,188,000. Kisner’s playoff misery continued, slipping to an 0-5 record, but the 36-year-old’s performance over the weekend means he’ll take home a check for $719,400.

With a total prize purse of $6.6 million up for grabs, here’s a look at how much each player won at the 2020 RSM Classic.

1: Robert Streb, -19, $1,188,000

P-2: Kevin Kisner, -19, $719,400

3: Cameron Tringale, -18, $455,400

T-4: Bernd Wiesberger, -17 $297,000

T-4: Andrew Landry, -17 $297,000

T-6: Harris English, -16, $215,325

T-6: Camilo Villegas, -16, $215,325

T-6: Kyle Stanley, -16, $215,325

T-6: Zach Johnson, -16, $215,325

T-10: Corey Conners, -15 $173,250

T-10: Patton Kizzire, -15 $173,250

T-12: Jason Day -14, $140,2450

T-12: John Huh -14, $140,2450

T-12: Rory Sabbatini -14, $140,2450

T-15: Keegan Bradley, -13, $117,150

T-15: Matthew NeSmith, -13, $117,150

T-15: Bronson Burgoon, -13, $117,150

T-18: Doug Ghim, -12, $87,450

T-18: Alex Noren, -12, $87,450

T-18: Scott Piercy, -12, $87,450

T-18: Chris Kirk, -12, $87,450

T-18: Emiliano Grillo, -12, $87,450

T-23: Wyndham Clark, -11, $55,958.57

T-23: Tyrrell Hatton, -11, $55,958.57

T-23: Lucas Glover, -11, $55,958.57

T-23: Roger Sloan, -11, $55,958.57

T-23: Charley Hoffman, -11, $55,958.57

T-23: Chesson Hadley, -11, $55,958.57

T-23: Henrik Stenson, -11, $55,958.57

T-30: Bo Hoag, -10, $39,552.86

T-30: Russell Henley, -10, $39,552.86

T-30: Adam Long, -10, $39,552.86

T-30: Jim Herman, -10, $39,552.86

T-30: Vaughn Taylor, -10, $39,552.86

T-30: Charles Howell III, -10, $39,552.86

T-30: Branden Grace, -10, $39,552.86

T-37: Nate Lashley, -9, $28,710

T-37: Matt Wallace, -9, $28,710

T-37: Tommy Fleetwood, -9, $28,710

T-37: Brendon Todd, -9, $28,710

T-37: Webb Simpson, -9, $28,710

T-37: Andrew Putnam, -9, $28,710

T-37: Matt Kuchar, -9, $28,710

T-44: Keith Mitchell, -8, $21,450

T-44: Sepp Straka, -8, $21,450

T-44: Matt Jones, -8, $21,450

T-44: Joaquin Niemann, -8, $21,450

T-48: Peter Malnati, -7, $17,952

T-48: Adam Schenk, -7, $17,952

T-50: Joel Dahmen, -6 $16,401

T-50: Ian Poulter, -6 $16,401

T-50: Brian Stuard, -6 $16,401

T-50: Shane Lowry, -6 $16,401

T-54: Kevin Streelman, -5, $15,510

T-54: Rafa Cabrera Bello, -5, $15,510

T-54: Josh Teater, -5, $15,510

T-57: Aaron Baddeley, -4, $15,180

T-57: Sebastian Cappelen, -4, $15,180

T-59: Sean O’Hair, -2, $14,784

T-59: Graeme McDowell, -2, $14,784

T-59: Rob Oppenheim, -2, $14,784

T-59: J.J. Spaun, -2, $14,784

T-63: Ryan Brehm, +1, $14,388

T-63: Scott Stallings, +1, $14,388

65: Kevin Chappell, +3, $14,190