When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
Rex Hoggard sums up the highlights of George O'Grady and Tim Finchem's numbing Sunday Commissioner's press conference.
Thankfully, they may be dull but the ridiculous idea to further reward the world top 50 with a worldwide exemption appears to be going nowhere:
And signed legally binding contracts in advance of the May announcement...
John Huggan talks to Chubby Chandler about the need (in his view) for the PGA and European Tours to coordinate events better and essentially expand the WGC concept, which has done little for lesser events on the two tours.
Jaydip Sengupta says once the European Tour schedule is set for 2012 the Dubai folks will approach Tiger's management about getting him to sign up for three more appearances. Unless the new date is up against the Masters, he's yours! At a price of course.John Huggan and Steve Elling play two Federer-Nadal style sets with Tiger as their ball. Warning, it's a lively Pond Scrum.
BBC's report on Eliot Saltman dropping his three-month suspension appeal, but going out with a few jabs and word that he passed a polygraph.
From Dubai earlier today (postd by kafka01), while playing with Sergio Garcia, who once so infamously dropped a loogie in a cup.
In the video, note the head rotation Tiger demonstrates as he turns to his right and lofts, with admirable trajectory, a healthy dosage of saliva. I think this could indicate the microfiber issue with is neck is improving, giving the PGA Tour hope for a more lucrative television contract.
**Big Lead posts an audio-weak version with Ewen Murray calling Tiger out. Murray said:
“Some parts of him are so arrogant and petulant … somebody maybe has to come on this green behind him and maybe putt over his spit … it doesn’t get much lower than that.”
There goes Ewen's chance to supplant David Feherty as announcer on the next EA Tiger Woods!
Karl MacGinty says there are "strong whispers" that the 2012 will usher in the 'Race to Abu Dhabi' to replace the Race To Dubai. The likely venue is the brand "new Gary Player-designed course at Saadiyat Beach, which is owned by the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority."
From AP via ESPN.com, news that the 2018 Cup site will be announced May 17th:
The best-known course under consideration is Le Golf National near Paris, which has been the venue for all but two French Opens in the past 20 years.
Contrasting views expressed today in different parts of the world.
Geoff Shackelford is a Senior Writer for Golfweek magazine, a weekly contributor to Golf Channel's Morning
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