Saturday
Nov072009
Tiger And Phil In Last Group
First time since 2005, says Doug Ferguson. Golf Channel provides final round coverage starting at 7 PM Pacific.
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First time since 2005, says Doug Ferguson. Golf Channel provides final round coverage starting at 7 PM Pacific.
Reader Comments (16)
The women need to follow suit if they want to save their game.
His putting is much improved- 2010 may be great fun.
Simply stating a fact. Sorry that the truth hurts sometimes.
Definitely a fun final round, especially with Els and McIllroy going low the way they did. What in the world happened to Ernie's second shot at 18 ? What a huge mishit. Would've been interesting to see how Phil handled the pressure of a tie or even a shot down...especially with the "Phil Special" he put on the ball off the tee at 18.
Prediction - if the gallery behavior doesn't improve next year...plus those "unfair" bunkers that plugged Tiger and Phil's shots...Tiger and Phil won't be back for a third time.
I'm with you JPH - Renton Laidlaw is the best in the business.
Does that hurt you? I know Phil's successes leave you cold and angry.
C'mon, what's better than a book that is a million pages long talking about business vs. politics.
By the way, Who's John Galt?
Anytime someone says "unfair bunker" the Scots have a great hardy belly laugh.
It was a great tournament - and I hope that more than the proletariat, and the chosen few for the golf machine that will be cranking up, get to play the game there. But please - this "going global" marketing is nonsense. Golf has been played in Asia for a very long time. Don't forget that there was a debate that the game was actually invented in Asia. I hope a lot of people get to play the game - but this is marketing.
HA ! Well said, Tay !
Golf has been played in China for a long time, you are correct. But per your own comments, " I hope that more than the proletariat, and the chosen few for the golf machine that will be cranking up, get to play the game there"...I think it is clear that the playing of the game is not widespread.
But, maybe, with the world's top two being in the final group on Sunday playing in front of a fairly good amount of spectators...perhaps that might pique more people's interest in the game and golf might be provided to the people in China in addition to the elites.
Just a thought, maybe a hope, as I was thinking that if one other person might be exposed to this game that has brought me so much joy then the world would be a better place and another person would be that much more happy.
But if you want to shout me down and tell me why I am an idiot, that is fine.
Later..God Bless!