Jack Nicklaus concedes Tony Jacklin’s putt in the 1969 Ryder Cup.
To give or not to give a putt, that is the question.
Frankly, the art of the gimme depends on so many factors that you could write a doctoral thesis on the subject. Or a website article, like this one.
Ostensibly the only golf that mattered in the United States yesterday was the final round battle for the Shell Houston Open.
But a thousand miles away from the Lone Star State, there was talk of nothing else but Tiger Woods and how he will handle his 2 pm interrogation by the world’s golfing media today.
Fired up US skipper Paul Azinger wants to blow Europe's Ryder Cup battleship out of the water by firing up the home town crowd.
The fiery American, 48, believes the 40,000 strong Kentucky gallery can act as his "13th man" and neutralise Nick Faldo's attempt at a charm offensive.