Conference 7.286::golf

    1. Palmer
    
    2. Norman
    
    For the same reasons as .0
    
    3. Travino - great attitude and I think he would go all out to help
    improve my game.  And fun, the chemistry between the three would be
    interesting.

    
    
    1.  Seve! Although he's not been at his best for a couple of seasons,
       his enthusiasm for the game and his amazing shot making never
       ceases to amaze.
    
    2.  Tom Watson. I remember as a kid watching him and Nicklaus battling
       it out for the British Open at Turnberry in '77 I think. Also saw
       him pick up the trophy at my home town Troon in '83. A true
       sportsman on and off the course.
    
    3.  Nick Faldo. He's been number 1 in the world for a few years now
       and his record in the majors over the last 6 or 7 years is
       brilliant. Maybe not much fun on the course but his record speaks
       volumes for his game.                                          
    
    
        Danny.

    Chi Chi, Trevino, and Daly

    Daly,Nicklaus,Watson

    
    
    Fuzzy, Chi-Chi, Trevino.
    
    Why you ask?  because it more than appears that three ENJOY the game
    and still have FUN doing it.  We are all starting to take the game
    to serious.  To me, walking down the fairway (or riding) with Fuzzy
    whistling a tune, Trevino joking with his caddie and crowd and Chi-Chi
    only because of his antics and shot making abilities.
    
    Bob

    Three of the best...
                         
    Bob Jones, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, and Sam Snead. So I can't count,
    isn't this a fantasy?
    
    Rich

    hopton, judan and green
    

    Hopton, Judan,  
    
    
    Who are these guys are the Pros, good value what do you mean.
    Hubert Green we all know but what about the other two.
    
    Are they top amatuers ?
    
    Are they members of Digital Golf Society
    

    
    depends what I want out of it, for pure fun you couldn't beat:
    
    Chi Chi, Trevino and Fuzzy
    
    For a pure good memory that I would learn alot in:
    
    Watson, Kite and Norman, possibly Freddie as well.
    
    People I think you would be disapointed in: Nicklaus (this guy is 
    awesome, no mistaking it, but in all interviews I have seen he has
    a 1-dimensional personality, golf. The guy owes his life to golf, but
    there is more to life than golf, he is one of my all time favorites
    to win any tournament though), Faldo, don't know, I just don't like
    this guy. 
    
    --Bob
    

    For a rather sullen round you could choose Bruce Crampton, JC Snead,
    and Hale Irwin...  You could add Mike Hill so he and JC could duke it
    out!

    Hows about this,  Barter,Leguiox,Nick Roberts
    
    a very interesting 3 ball.
    
    For speed how about Johny Johnston, John Daly, Kevin Hatfeild
    
    
    The worst 3 ball ever was, Lash, slash and Bash it was murder!

    
    Fun set: Chi Chi, Fuzzy and Reves McBee - be sure to bring lots of golf
    					      balls from laughing too hard!
    
    Awe set: Faldo, Price and the Shark - make sure to bring a camcorder
    					  "How'd he do that?!"
    
    Long set: Daly, Davis cubed and Michelle McGann - I might out drive her
    						      but I doubt it!
    			like Bob Seger once sang " Love to watch her putt!"
    								;^) 
    
    Hero set: Arnie, Jack and Floyd - Wow
    

    
    	How about just Peter Jacobson...He could play someone different
    	on every hole and based on his overall skills based win in the
    	recent SKILLS Tournament, I could ask him to play the shot in
    	the appropriate style.
    
    	But guess I would like to have Arnold Palmer for my value of the
    	tradition of the game and perhaps Ben Crenshaw for similar
    	reasoning.
    
    	walt

    1. Al Geiberger.  Highly respected by his peers, fundamentally sound in
    every phase of the game.  From him I'd like to learn.
    
    2. Corey Pavin.  Perhaps the best balance of competitiveness (with
    respect) and skill in terms of ability to take more than a course wants
    to give.  The guy can find a way to beat either an opponent or a
    course.
    
    3. Chi Chi Rodriguez.  One of the great entertainers and shot-makers of
    all time.  I'd particularly like Chi Chi helping me get out of the
    trouble in which I'm often found.

    
    	Tom Watson
    	Tom Kite
    	Tom Weiskopf
    	Tom DesRochers
    
    	wutta team! ;^)
    

    Legends I'd LOVE to play with, but might not really enjoy their
    company:  Faldo, Langer, and Seve.  Nick would probably get really
    disgusted with my play and not talk to me. (Then again, he's probably
    the friendliest guy in the world outside of a match...) Bernie would
    definitely charge me a penalty stroke or two, somewhere, somehow... 
    (Of course, I'd get him back for slow play...)  Seve would intimidate
    me to heck - like I wouldn't be enough playing with these guys already.
    
    But, would I love to glean something from Faldo's beautiful swing and
    putting, Langer's iron play, and Seve in the bunkers and everywhere
    else.

    
    Arnie : to teach me the mental toughness required
    
    Crenshaw: to teach me about the blade
    
    daly: show how not to act on the course.
    

My dad, his dad, and Arnold Palmer.

Hey, no one said it had to be *good* golf!

Mike

    Jack Nicklaus

    Tom Watson

    Tom Kite
    
    Three of the mentally toughest, best, and most honorable golfers ever
    to play the game.

                               Andy Ostrom

    
    Nick Faldo.
    
    Sandy Lyle.
    
    Lee Trevino
    
    and big Gav to carry my clubs.	8*)
    
    Dav 

    
    Woosy, Pavin, Janzen!!   Target Golf!!!
    
    Tom

    Woosy, Kite, Shark - a few drinks, a few laughs play round robin best
    ball.  I'd want Kite for the first six, Shark for the second and the 
    Woos for the end.
    Mikw

    
    Mr. Payne Stewart, Mr. Peter Jacobsen, Ms. Jan Stephenson and I would
    send a message upstairs to have Mr. Bobby Jones look down and bless us All!

    Bill Clinton, Joe Antell, and Cindy Crawford.