If you're a golf fan, and you had access to cable television this past weekend, you were watching the Players Championship. If you're a golf fan, had access to cable TV, and didn't watch...well then you aren't a golf fan. Jason Day won for the 7th time in his last 17 starts on tour. That is absolutely ridiculous, and something we haven't seen since our lord and savior Tiger Woods was in his prime. All of that aside, the greens on Saturday were RIDICULOUSLY fast, and we saw some of the best players in the world shoot scores that we rarely ever see them shoot. Rory Mcilroy had FIVE 3-putts, a ton of people shot 80, and the field was a combined 254 over par!!!!!! WHAT!?!? These are the best players in the world, and they were that far over par? I can't even imagine how fast those greens must have been rolling. Yet and still, Ken Duke, 47 years of age, hits the ball absolutely nowhere, sporting his Houston Astros tour visor got around the Stadium Course in 65 strokes...65. SEVEN under par, on a day when the field averaged 76. I haven't looked at any of the stats, but that's gotta be one of the best weekend rounds ever on the PGA Tour in relation to the field average. It was one of the top 5 most impressive rounds I have ever seen. More impressive than most 59s, more impressive than Jason Day shooting -20 at Whistling Straights. I would put it in my top 5 along with Tiger's final round and playoff round at Torrey in 2008, Phil's final round 66 at Muirfield in 2013, YE Yang becoming the first player to ever beat Tiger when he had a 54 hole lead in a major (can you imagine the guts that took?) and then Ken Duke.