Wednesday
Feb272013
Tiger: Swing All 14 Clubs In The Bag
In his pre-Honda Classic presser, Tiger Woods reiterated his support for the governing bodies and their proposed anchoring ban.
"My position hasn't changed," Woods said after his pro-am round at the Honda Classic, where he begins the first round at 7:25 a.m. on Thursday. "I still think that it should be swung, it shouldn't be anchored, and that hasn't changed at all. But obviously nothing is set in stone, nothing's firm.
The full video from Tiger's outdoor media scrum, courtesy of PGATour.com:








Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 12:45 PM
Reader Comments (9)
- today we like Tiger ;0) (doesn't happen often!)
- today we don't like Phil.
Phil said..."It's just that I don't think you can take away what you've allowed players to use, practice and play with for 30 years. I think it is grossly unfair." (November 2012)
What's the big deal about "scrum"? It's the preferred term for a gathering of newsies. "Hen Party" gets you weird looks ...
“I have very mixed feelings on this,” Mickelson said. “Although I feel anchoring should not be part of a golf stroke, it was allowed 30-some odd years ago and should not be taken away . . . I feel it’s unfair to players that have been putting that way for quite some time with the understanding that it was legal.”
http://www.golfchannel.com/news/golftalkcentral/mickelson-wants-one-set-of-rules-on-anchoring-doesnt-pick-a-side/
Remember no greens have ever needed to be changed because of the anchored putting stroke. I will put that record up against the changes due to the ball any day.
...(i) thought there were 16 members and (ii) wonder who voted for the ban? Likely suspects? Two jump right out at me...
Here's the list recently posted by Geoff:
2013 Player Advisory Council
Aaron Baddeley* (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Jason Bohn (Acworth, Ga.)
Andres Gonzales* (Olympia, Wash.)
Jeff Gove (San Marcos, Calif.)
Charley Hoffman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Doug LaBelle II* (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Scott Langley* (Jupiter, Fla.)
Davis Love III (Sea Island, Ga.)
Joe Ogilvie (Austin, Texas)
Geoff Ogilvy (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Ryan Palmer* (Colleyville, Texas)
Webb Simpson (Charlotte, N.C.)
Brendan Steele* (Irvine, Calif.)
Kevin Streelman (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
Bo Van Pelt (Tulsa, Okla.)
Mark Wilson (Elmhurst, Ill.)
*Indicates first-time PAC member