- My Forums
- Tiger Rant
- LSU Recruiting
- SEC Rant
- Saints Talk
- Pelicans Talk
- More Sports Board
- Coaching Changes
- Fantasy Sports
- Golf Board
- Soccer Board
- O-T Lounge
- Tech Board
- Home/Garden Board
- Outdoor Board
- Health/Fitness Board
- Movie/TV Board
- Book Board
- Music Board
- Political Talk
- Money Talk
- Fark Board
- Gaming Board
- Travel Board
- Food/Drink Board
- Ticket Exchange
- TD Help Board
Customize My Forums- View All Forums
- Topic Sort Options
- Trending Topics
- Recent Topics
- Active Topics

MudIslandTiger
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Germantown, TN |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | |
| Occupation: | Biomedical Engineer |
| Number of Posts: | 204 |
| Registered on: | 12/13/2016 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
Recent Posts
Message
re: Saban on a 2 year deal with Kiffin as OC and heir to Head coach and Coach O as DC.
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 10/27/25 at 10:34 am to sidewalkside
quote:
It's a done deal
That you are retarded? I agree.
re: Saban on a 2 year deal with Kiffin as OC and heir to Head coach and Coach O as DC.
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 10/27/25 at 10:29 am to sidewalkside
quote:
Win a natty in one of those two years and kiffin takes over and wins more.
So Kiffin is going to come to LSU and take a $10+M pay cut to be Saban's OC? Jesus man. Be careful walking in public without a helmet on.
re: Why is there still coaching staff?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 10/27/25 at 10:24 am to Jd75189
quote:
Fire them all. This has been a cosmic failure all around. Nobody deserves to be on staff. Call an all staff meeting and tell them all to gather their personal belongings and leave.
Go back inside and put your hard hat on. My lord. This fanbase is littered with some retarded people.
re: Does a 2 piece vs 3 piece golf ball make a noticeable difference?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 10/2/25 at 2:38 pm to AlxTgr
quote:
Report back. I noticed those reviews too
I've play both the Chrome Tour X and Chrome Tour Triple Diamond. Both are fantastic balls. The X is similar in performance to the Pro V1x and the TD is basically the Cally version of the Left Dash. I found the TD to spin more with the irons and feel softer than Left Dash. If you have good club head speed, you can use it. MyGolfSpy's ball test showed it being the longest ball for high AND low swing speed off the driver. The X is long but definitely high launching and drops and stops on the greens. I love that ball. Has great greenside spin as well so adjust accordingly if you use it.
The Chrome Tour balls are very durable. Callaway knocked it out of the park with this lineup.
re: Anyone done the RJT trail in Birmingham?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 9/22/25 at 1:37 pm to tigerrage08
We stayed at the Player and Crenshaw houses on Oxmoor property. We had 12 guys...8 in one house and 4 in the other. They shared a putting green in between. Played all of the RTJ courses there - Valley, Ridge, Backyard and Roos Bridge after driving down from The Shoals last summer for our guys trip. It was a sweet trip. Those houses are legit. I'd never stay in a hotel if there is an Oster House near the course. Well worth it. We've come to BHam twice for our summer trips and while I prefer Capitol Hill, the Oxmoor/Ross Bridge set is fantastic. The Shoals are both awesome courses. Won't go back to Hampton Cove in Huntsville. Didn't like those course very much.
re: Anyone have a hip replacement?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/20/25 at 1:54 pm to tiger rag 93
quote:
Found the Stryker rep
Nah...I'm an engineer for a biologics company. Just a big believer in the tech - know too many joint surgeons that echo that same sentiment. Even had a doctor in Denver that I know who fought the idea of a robot system for years and gave in. Said that objectively speaking, his patients are doing better, faster than before. Rosa and Velys are good robots too. My best piece of advice was the part about making sure your sugeon does a significant amount of joints every year and that he/she is extremely familiar with the one you get implanted.
re: Anyone have a hip replacement?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/20/25 at 1:42 pm to theliontamer
quote:
How was it afterwards? Still about the same range of motion as before you ere messed up? I've got degen hip dysplasia. Shallow pelvic socket. apparently never had a good connection there and it ate away all my cartilage. Looking at getting one in the next few years. It doesn't hurt too bad right now and im not even 40 yet. Looking for general input.
My dad just had his done a couple of months ago by Jared Braud (surgeon at BROC who I went to engineering school with at LSU). He's a Cleveland Clinic fellow that uses Stryker and the Mako Robot. The Mako acquisition has been a complete game changer in total joint arthroplasty. I could not recommend it enough. My pops is 70 and approximately 10 weeks post-op. He's been driving for several weeks now, hasn't used a cane or need pain meds in forever. He needed it done due to a fall that caused a femoral neck fracture so it wasn't just due to a degenerative condition. He had his knee on the same side done a few years ago by Braud. Went well and has been rock solid in terms of ROM, functionality and pain relief.
I work in this industry for a medical device company. We work with some of the biggest arthroplasty surgeons in the US and I consulted with 3 of them prior to my dad's joint replacements. More so than anything, make absolutely certain that the surgeon you pick does hundreds of hips a year and has used his current system north of 80-100 times. You do NOT want to be a guinea pig for a new (to them) hip/knee system. The tried and true companies/implants can last a long time and success is almost always driven by the surgeon's skill - hips have a fantastic success rate because its a constrained joint. I think very highly of the Mako system but Zimmer Biomet and DePuy are also great systems that have robots now (although they are inferior to Mako). A poster earlier mentioned problems with Exactech...stay far away. They recently filed for bankruptcy. They are way down on the pecking order for orthopaedic implants (their specialty is revision implants anyway, which you hope to never have to go through).
re: L.A.B. putter
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/20/25 at 1:06 pm to ratman2233
Love everything about mine. Bought the very first DF3 at my club. I think the DF2.1 is the best one they've made but it's just too much to look at for me. The DF3 pushed my limit.
The Oz1.i (with the insert) is absolutely awesome. I've rolled a ton of putts with one that our assistant pro bought. It feels so much more like a traditional milled face putter. I'm sure it will help with lag putting for most right out of the gate. The DF3 took time to get speeds right on longer putts.
Like it's been mentioned, move the ball forward in your stance. I struggled my arse off for years with face rotation. My Spider putter was as good as I had until the DF3 went in the bag. The other thing I love is that I'm not afraid to roll a ball 3' by anymore. I will make the comebacker. Couldn't say that before. I'm sure the zero torque revolution will end one day but they must be doing something right...everyone is copying them.
As far as the cost goes...only something you can determine. But you use your putter more than any other club every single round. Seems crazy that we've normalized $600 drivers (stock) but we've also been conditioned to think that same amount is way too much for a club that is used every hole of every round (most use one 30 times in a given round). There are several facebook groups of people selling LAB putters and like it was mentioned, there is the outlet that sells returned putters or customs that are discounted. Check those places...you might find something to your liking.
The Oz1.i (with the insert) is absolutely awesome. I've rolled a ton of putts with one that our assistant pro bought. It feels so much more like a traditional milled face putter. I'm sure it will help with lag putting for most right out of the gate. The DF3 took time to get speeds right on longer putts.
Like it's been mentioned, move the ball forward in your stance. I struggled my arse off for years with face rotation. My Spider putter was as good as I had until the DF3 went in the bag. The other thing I love is that I'm not afraid to roll a ball 3' by anymore. I will make the comebacker. Couldn't say that before. I'm sure the zero torque revolution will end one day but they must be doing something right...everyone is copying them.
As far as the cost goes...only something you can determine. But you use your putter more than any other club every single round. Seems crazy that we've normalized $600 drivers (stock) but we've also been conditioned to think that same amount is way too much for a club that is used every hole of every round (most use one 30 times in a given round). There are several facebook groups of people selling LAB putters and like it was mentioned, there is the outlet that sells returned putters or customs that are discounted. Check those places...you might find something to your liking.
re: The Ridge wallet.. should I buy one?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/13/25 at 1:15 pm to braves21
I've had mine for 4+ years. Won't go back to a traditional one.
re: Hot Springs Trail
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/12/25 at 8:13 am to SouthlakeTiger
quote:
...but I will only get to play 2
As mentioned, Diamante and Granada is the correct answer. If you can't get on Granada, Isabella would be next. I preferred Cortez to Ponce but it wasn't as big of a gap, to me, as Granada/Isabella vs the Cortez/Ponce courses.
They are all worth playing but Diamante and Granada stand out big time from the rest. If you are at a club, just have someone call and get you on at Diamante. Its worth it. We get tee times there fairly easily when our pro calls.
re: Golf Trip Recommendations - Driving Distance from DFW
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/7/25 at 2:46 pm to Lazy But Talented
quote:
I’m not sure how to find someone to get us on Diamanté.
You could always just call the pro shop and tell them you are coming up there for a trip and wanted to see if there was any way that you could play. If you or your other buds are members at a club, have the pro call. Otherwise, it wouldn't hurt to just call and ask. They weren't terribly busy when we went so I think they could squeeze a tee time in if they wanted to.
re: Golf Trip Recommendations - Driving Distance from DFW
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/7/25 at 2:23 pm to Lazy But Talented
quote:
Heading up to Hot Springs Village at the end of the month based on the recs from you guys.
Playing Granada, Cortez, and Isabella.
Looking forward to it. Anyone here play these courses or have recommendations on where to eat/drink?
Those are the 3 best in the Village, in my opinion. Granada is very, very good. Can you have someone call to get you on Diamante? I love that one too. It's private within HSV but well worth it. Isabella is good too. Cortez is the worst of those three but still a fun course to play.
The grill at Granada's course has some good food that is really cheap (although I just looked it up and it appears its now mexican cuisine). I think a steak there was like $20. Burgers are cheap. There is a pizza place (Molly O'Brien's) right outside of the gates that's damn good too. We ate there a couple of times last trip we made there. We ate lunch at Ponce de Leon after we played there but I couldn't tell you if it was good or mediocre. HSV is a really cool place. We have a group of older guys at our club (24 of them) that go to HSV every September and stay 8-9 days and play a boat load of golf.
re: Grand Bear Advice
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/7/25 at 2:09 pm to AGF672
Just had our annual guys trip there. Played 2 rounds at GB, 1 at Preserve and the other at Shell Landing. Fallen Oak was closed for like 8 weeks before I booked the trip but we still went to Biloxi anyway.
It was the week of the tropical threat (July 16-20) so the Friday round was cart path only and that really sucked. But that Sunday was fine. Greens were very good. Didn't see any issues. Shell had punched several weeks prior and they were healed. Preserve punched two weeks prior and they were brutal. Very tough to putt on them. It was our first time playing Grand Bear and I was impressed. There was a girl in the pro shop so I missed the big guy delight - thankfully.
We had a cart girl out there too. Just an FYI - although it was easy to swing in the shop at the turn.
It was the week of the tropical threat (July 16-20) so the Friday round was cart path only and that really sucked. But that Sunday was fine. Greens were very good. Didn't see any issues. Shell had punched several weeks prior and they were healed. Preserve punched two weeks prior and they were brutal. Very tough to putt on them. It was our first time playing Grand Bear and I was impressed. There was a girl in the pro shop so I missed the big guy delight - thankfully.
We had a cart girl out there too. Just an FYI - although it was easy to swing in the shop at the turn.
re: Golf courses in and around Memphis
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 8/4/25 at 9:36 am to PANTHER
quote:
We have a group of guys going for the Ole Miss game. We are staying in Memphis. I am looking for recommendations for golf courses in that area. TIA
Public golf around here sucks. The city recently dumped a bunch of money into Audubon and it's really made it a nice course. Cherokee Valley in Olive Branch is decent. Mirimichi is good/decent. If that place was closer to the city and had a bigger budget, it would be great. Layout is great - its just hit or miss with the conditions. You could always drive an hour to Tunica and play Tunica National...that would be your best bet for a good course with good conditions. I've never been out there without it being in great shape. Played there about a month ago for $65 on a Saturday.
If you know someone that can get you on at TPC Southwind or Spring Creek Ranch, certainly try and do that. If you don't have anyone that can get you on then the other courses I listed are your best bets.
re: How do you know how hard to go on your kids?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 7/29/25 at 2:18 pm to FearTheFish
quote:
Your job is to be their parent, not their friend. Do what is appropriate for the situation. If you go to far, don't hesitate to apologize to them.
No doubt about that - be a parent first and foremost. And just make sure they know that you love them regardless of what happens. I'd also add to follow through with discipline. If you say you are going to punish them, do it. That way you set the tone early that there are consequences for bad behavior, etc. It'll hurt sometimes to see them hurt by not being able to do things they want to but they'll be better in the long run for it. I have a 19 and 14 year old daughter and 16 year old son. They know I love them but will lay the law down when needed.
re: Fedex St Jude Memphis - any tips?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 7/29/25 at 2:10 pm to Porker Face
Hole 9 is good watch. The island green at the short par 3 11th and the long par 3 (14) are always interesting and 18 is a brute. Southwind always has the most water balls on any tour stop by a large margin.
Bog and Barley is a cool new Irish Pub very close to the Hilton. The recommendations of Central and Commissary are good. Andrew Michael in east Memphis is great (Italian). Ronnie Grisanti's (Italian) is next to Bog and Barley. There is a restaurant group that owns Southern Social in Germantown, Flight (downtown), Porch and Parlor (midtown) and Coastal Fish Co (Shelby Farms). The food at all of them is great. Can't go wrong. Folk's Folly is the local prime steakhouse (East Memphis) but there is also Capital Grille, Ruth's Chris and Fleming's all within a quarter mile of that Hilton. Overton Square area in midtown is nice too...several restaurants there. Feeling adventurous for BBQ, you could always venture to Cozy Corner or Payne's. Interstate BBQ is good as well. Tom's BBQ has been on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives before and the BBQ Shop has some outstanding BBQ spaghetti. Skybox Bar and Grill on the west end of Collierville is a good spot for bar food and a nice bar scene. Just local bar grub, another spot(s) is Huey's. Nothing special but decent price on food and drinks. There are several locations around the city.
Bog and Barley is a cool new Irish Pub very close to the Hilton. The recommendations of Central and Commissary are good. Andrew Michael in east Memphis is great (Italian). Ronnie Grisanti's (Italian) is next to Bog and Barley. There is a restaurant group that owns Southern Social in Germantown, Flight (downtown), Porch and Parlor (midtown) and Coastal Fish Co (Shelby Farms). The food at all of them is great. Can't go wrong. Folk's Folly is the local prime steakhouse (East Memphis) but there is also Capital Grille, Ruth's Chris and Fleming's all within a quarter mile of that Hilton. Overton Square area in midtown is nice too...several restaurants there. Feeling adventurous for BBQ, you could always venture to Cozy Corner or Payne's. Interstate BBQ is good as well. Tom's BBQ has been on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives before and the BBQ Shop has some outstanding BBQ spaghetti. Skybox Bar and Grill on the west end of Collierville is a good spot for bar food and a nice bar scene. Just local bar grub, another spot(s) is Huey's. Nothing special but decent price on food and drinks. There are several locations around the city.
re: All 8 LSU title holders in the 2026 all LSU CWS.
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 6/27/25 at 8:44 am to sharkfhin
quote:
Then Auggie sweept LSU. SMH.
You mean Mike Gillespie? He was USC's skipper. Augie was at Fullerton until 96 and then Texas.
I remember that 12-10 game. It was a damn HR derby all day. LSU would've clubbed Arizona St for the title just like USC did. 3 straight titles would be damn near impossible to see again.
re: “What impresses you about LSU?”
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 6/23/25 at 10:28 am to LonghornCheekClapper
quote:
You know what I’m talking about your to much of an inbreded frick to realize it
And this country allows absolute retards like this to vote. What a shame.
re: Congrats Tigahs, the aura around that program is incredible
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 6/23/25 at 9:23 am to RTRnFlorida
quote:
Makes sense:
Louisiana:
Consistently ranked dead last in U.S. News & World Report's "Best States" rankings for education and overall.
Did you just try to dunk on someone about being unintelligent while misquoting the word he used? And then to top it off, you wrote atomically instead of automatically? Holy hell. Single digit IQs must be a thing. Congratulations.
re: Is it just me or does JJ seem to know what he is doing???
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 6/17/25 at 2:22 pm to GeorgeWest
quote:
I would not trade CJJ for any current HC. Man is both smart, good with people, and works as hard as anyone I have ever heard of.
To our benefit, he doesn't have kids so this consumes him. Its a win win. He likes to tinker but I'll take it given the results he's delivered. We are in damn good hands for the foreseeable future.
re: Are we entirely sure Eyanson is done?
Posted by MudIslandTiger on 6/16/25 at 9:01 pm to LsuSaintsCub57
quote:
This isn't my opinion this is a fact your STUPID to be honest your very STUPID. You have better odds to win the Powerball with out a ticket then Eyanson pitching when the game resumes. Just by your comment I can tell you never played baseball past 12u rec ball. I want to congratulate you on making into the HOF of STUPID Comments. What's so fu is you honest to God believe he may return lol Got to love TD!! People that are clueless making Comments like they are experts..
Holy hell. The grammar in this post made me lose at least 50 IQ points and that’s 40 or so more than the poster has to begin with. Lack of punctuation and the total misuse of “your” vs “you’re” is cringe worthy. Putting a space between with and out just reeks of someone that never, ever needs to comment on another persons intelligence again.
Popular
0











