Tiger-Phil Pairing Set For Sunday To Help Nation Recover From Annual Saturday Pro-Am Debacle
As longtime readers know, my medical team has strictly forbidden me from watching the Saturday CBS telecast from the AT&T National Pro-Am for fear that I may break out in hives at the fifteenth blatant ass smooching of a CEO who also might buy ad time on the network (hello friend, Cindy Davis!). And especially when my beloved Shackleford is running at Gulfstream (sixth, after a layoff).
But based on a Tweets, I see the six-hour and twenty-minute round featured more than the usual sucking up to CEO's mixed with the not-so-hilarious antics of Ray Romano and Bill Murray.
Mercifully, there's a golf tournament shaping up for Sunday to help the victims of Saturday's carnage regain some faith in the game's ability to entertain.
Here's Steve Elling on Tiger's round, and Bob Harig on the Phil-Tiger pairing.
The PGA Tour's highlights from Saturday include a pretty swell hole-out from Steven Bowditch, a remarkable achievement considering he had to carry Ray Romano for three days.








Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 09:16 PM
Reader Comments (22)
Tiger And Tiger Charlie Tiger Wi Tiger leads Tiger by Tiger 3 Tiger.
-No one
It's all about the TV ratings that don't matter.
That's incorrect. There was little live coverage of Tiger from Spyglass. You get no points for hyperbole.
Why no mention of the pro's playing with these clowns?
CBS needs a Tim Rosaforte - someone who actually knows something about the players not named Eldrick or Phil.
Agreed. Although I didn't like his swing, I was pretty impressed with Romo's shortgame. However, Kenny G, Garcia, Huey Lewis, and 99% of the rest have swings that I would not choose to emulate
Nice job CBS. Viewers found out who's leading the tournament by reading the newspaper.
This telecast really is brutal to watch. Have to keep the finger poised on the mute button.
That means you missed Tom Dreeson hit some amazing shots. Don't you feel bad you turned it off now?