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-->'''Romeo''': Your brain was getting in the way!
-->'''Roy''': Well that's hardly ever been the case...
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** It also took until 2017 for anyone to shoot a 62 in one of the men's major championships [[note]]Branden Grace at the Open Championship[[/note]], and until 2023 for that to happen at the U.S. Open. [[note]]Rickie Fowler and Xander Schauffele minutes apart in the first round[[/note]]
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Roy has a knack for this; when he's on, he can hit shots that even the best pros think are impossible. Of course, they think that way for a reason, and Roy has learned the hard way in the past that low-percentage shots tend to fail more often than not.

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* ImprobableAimingSkills: Roy has a knack for this; when he's on, at his best, he can hit shots that even the best pros think are impossible. Of course, they However the film also goes out of its way to show that those pros think that way for a reason, reason; Roy really does have to be at his ''very best'' to hit those "impossible" shots, and Roy has a tendency to be inconsistent, going from his very best to mediocre in very short periods of time. He has learned the hard way in the past (and does again during the film's climax), that low-percentage shots tend to fail more often than not.

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