Mike Bianchi has thrown John Daly under the bus and is in dire search for the keys. Has Mike verified any of these Big John tales? In the code of professional conduct unbecoming a professional, where does it say that a man can't reveal his own personal life, good or bad? Are we not living in the days of reality tv, where John has his own reality series called "The Daly Planet"? Is John simply providing whoever wants it, a gigantic dose of ooooopppsss, (grip it and rip it) reality?

While Mike Bianchi is on his crusade to save the PGA Tour, it would help if he could take on Phil Michelson's gambling escapades and sexual conquests as well.

The reason Finchem has his head buried in a bunker Mike, is Tim has a past history of professional conduct unbecoming a professional as well. In Golfweek, Jeff Rude's recent article is well detailed with Commissioner Finchem's speeding ticket days. What's missing is the cocaine abuse that is on his record from those same days.

Mike Bianchi has not entered into the 21st Century, where it's all about reality. There is enough reality sound bytes here in Ponte Vedra to fill 10 seasons of episodes. This dog and pony show could be called "Survival of the Filthy". Daly may not be able to sue for defamation, and if Commissioner Finchem throws the first rock there would be plenty of glass houses come crashing down including his.

Geoff, why doesn't Bianchi go after something more attainable, say the USGA?

It seems to me Daly is very appealing because he prefers to knock only himself, and is truthful when doing so. If, in his latest book, he exposes sexual relationships, he has crossed into new territory, where he is affecting those around him. Typically when watching his show, he is very kind and seems to be very aware of the feelings of those around him.
If the Tour is concerned with him playing barefoot on Mondays, then they are truely trying to turn golf into an elitist only affair.

When did integrity leave our government, business and golf? I think one can have a hell of a good time but still maintain one's integrity. I find JD amusing at best. Just another unhappy guy bent on self destruction.

Mike Bianchi's next article tomorrow should be focused on the integrity (or lack there of) of Policy Board Player Director Joe Ogilvie's DUI (driving under the influence) at Wachovia Friday night. The PGA Tour reality series is heating up.

Would that also be considered professional conduct unbecoming?

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/golf/05/05/ogilvie.ap/

Police spokesman Keith Bridges said Ogilvie was stopped for speeding early Wednesday morning, and the officer smelled alcohol. Ogilvie failed a field sobriety test and was taken into custody before posting bond.

A professional athelete out in the wee morning hours, blowing positive, hardly an excuse of having a few too many with dinner.

Joe is not fit to represent the membership of the PGA Tour at this time, he should resign his policy board position immediately to someone who can make sound decisions.

OH-BOY, this will be fun to watch. John Daly was just saved from being run over by a blue bird bus driven by Mike Bianchi. How on earth is Finchem going to ask for Ogilvie's resignation and the suspension of John Daly all in one week? Unless they both volunteer.....

I guess those famous Wachovia perks don't include bribing the local cops. Hard to villify a guy for a DUI without knowing what his BAC was. I'm not saying it is okay to get behind the wheel after drinking, but there's a difference between legally drunk and smashed. I'm sure the lawyers who are reading this can tell us all about the reliability of calibration machines.

"Fore please, Joe Ogilvie now driving!" (gallery sprints away from teebox while playing partners, caddies and officials duck for cover)

Correct, it was a field sobriety test. If he couldn't stand on one foot and put his index finger to his nose it is safe to say he was smashed, especially if the officer smelled the alcohol. Oh, and just to make it official, you've been caught on candid camera. Smile for the birdie! What's in the jungle juice at Duke? Two Duke Students Arrested for Rape.

Bad Boys, Bad Boys, what'cha gonna du, what'cha gonna du when they come for yu? COPS, shot on location from Charlotte, North Carolina in May 2006.

There's no names but we'll recognize the Wachovia decal on the courtsey car. It's not every COPS episode where you might see someone you recognize.

Joe six pack, on Tour no less.

Like I was saying, there is enough reality tv possibilities to fill up 10 seasons with what goes on down here in Ponte Vedra. Everyone has their eyes on John Daly because he's honest, but watch how this escapade gets dealt with from the Big Chief. And you Boy's at Shack dot Com thought there was beginning to be a two tiered system with tournaments!

Oh yes, this does lend new meaning to Michelob Challenge.

When will the steriod testing begin? The equipment is not the only thing juiced out on Tour.