Dufner was in the driver's seat, making pars with all the flair of someone strictly observing the speed limit, when he arrived at the tee of the 428-yard, par-4 fifth.
But can writing dating profiles for people mask their real personality, giving, for instance, a positive, exciting and more eloquent flair to someone who may be genuinely negative, boring and inarticulate?
"But at the same time you do not want him to lose some of that natural flair because if someone can counter the way he does, it doesn't matter if you have three slips and a gully, he can really be very dangerous.
But through all of this, he remains recognisable as "one of us", as someone whose flair for saying the wrong thing – which is rarely morally wrong – burns brightly.
Someone with mere flair, one might reason, might hire a decorator.
The area needs a project champion - someone with entrepreneurial flair, who could transform it, breathe some life into it.
"He was not someone with a flair for the long game — for the week-in, week-out slog of bringing colleagues around to his views.
Photo: Not exactly, but someone with a flair for the absurd marked the spot of a pothole on Crosby Street in SoHo by putting a mannequin in it.
Therefore, someone with a flair for the written word and an awareness of what's going on in fashion, television and film – and with celebrities – is essential, as is an ability to relate to and understand our readers.
To do cinematic justice to Salman Rushdie's novel "Midnight's Children," it would take a razzle-dazzle entertainer with Bollywood flair and a literary bent, someone equally at home with comedy and allegory, ghosts and little snot-nosed boys, Indian history and Indian myth.
