Round-Up: Bishop Removed As PGA Of America President
/I'm going to sleep on the reaction to Ted Bishop's removal as PGA of America
Read MoreWhen 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
Instant Poll: Do comments like Ted Bishop's "lil girl" remark reflect poorly on golf?
/Golf Channel has extensively covered the social media blunder of outgoing
Read More15th Minute: PGA Prez Bishop Calls Poulter "Lil girl"
/PGA of America Ted Bishop may have stayed around a few minutes too long even though a case could be
Read MoreSuzy Whaley Headed For PGA Of America Officership?
/Alex Miceli reports in Golfweek and on Golfweek.com that Suzy Whaley
Read MoreAzinger: "This is the first time in 20 years the PGA of America has made great steps to recognize that there are problems to address."
/Paul Azinger's appearance on Morning Drive yielded some
Read MoreExclusive: First Ryder Cup Task Force Meeting Minutes
/It turns out that while the announcement was made today of the Ryder Cup Task Force's
Read MoreExpendables 11: The (Ryder Cup) Task Force
/The Task Force (that's capitalized) is set.
Read MoreAzinger Not Ready To "Jump On A Task Force"
/Somewhere Ted Bishop is saying, "who said anything about jumping?
Read More“Ted was the right person at the right time"
/Golf World's Jaime Diaz profiles PGA of America president Ted Bishop's final days in office and gets this endorsement from PGA CEO Pete Bevacqua.
“Ted was the right person at the right time,” says Pete Bevacqua, the PGA of America’s smooth 44-year-old CEO who Bishop says can reel him in almost in a fatherly way when he gets too worked up. “Ted did not shy away from being the most vocal president with a bullish voice in the industry that we needed. The way he’s wired helped us get things done that would otherwise not have gotten done.”
Diaz also notes that Bishop received a "laudatory text" post-Ryder Cup from former USGA president Glen Nager, Bishop's one time nemesis in the anchored putter debate. Not sure if Nager was complimenting the selection of Tom Watson or Bishop's cart driving duties or something else, but it's just simply touching to know these two are texting again.
The story also notes we'll be getting the PGA-Ryder Cup task force list soon and there are many names listed, but Paul Azinger isn't one of them. Yet. Here we go!
“The PGA’s Ryder Cup problem is not one of communications or optics or who makes the most putts. The problem is cultural and systemic."
/Global Golf Post's Steve Eubanks says the PGA of America did
Read MoreRyder Cup Task Force Expects To Include Azinger
/Tim Rosaforte follows up on the PGA of America's Ryder Cup task force plan
Read MoreWhat Could Go Wrong Files: A-Lister Task Force To Study Team USA's Ryder Cup Issues!
/Here we go! You knew that the relatively straightforward issues for Team USA's Ryder Cup prospects
Read MoreESPN.com: "At Ryder Cup, follow the money"
/Bob Harig files an in-depth look at the business structure of Ryder Cups
Read MorePGA President Bishop Apologizes For Prevalence Of Dick's Sporting Goods Ads On Ryder Cup Coverage
/In a September 19th email to PGA of America professionals,
Read MoreHorschel Likely Would Have Skipped Ryder Cup Anyway
/While Ryan Ballengee makes a sensible case for the PGA of America
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