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My New Masters Tradition
“A Tradition Unlike Any Other” Jim Nantz I have been watching The Masters on CBS ever since I can remember (and I can’t remember when I started). The first weekend in April always included the network’s coverage of the … Continue reading
Posted in Golf, golf on tv, sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Billy Ray Brown, Grant Boone, The Masters, Tony Finau
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Why Aren’t We More Inspired?
I get no respect.” Rodney Dangerfield One of professional golf’s best events of the year started today. No, I’m not a week early. I’m not talking about a little “toonamint” in Georgia. I’m referring to The ANA Inspiration, or … Continue reading
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Tagged ANA Inspiration, LPGA Tour, The Dinah, The Masters
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The Difference Between Running and Ruining is One Letter
“Ve Git Too Soon Oldt, Und Too Late Schmart” Pennsylvania Dutch saying My late, wonderful, Grandmother, Helen Hirshland, had that astute Pennsylvania Dutch bit of wisdom on a trivet in her kitchen. I saw it when we visited … Continue reading
2018 Predictions Sure To Be Wrong
If you know me, you know this story. In 1996, when both Scott Van Pelt and I were working for The Golf Channel, I made a bet that Tiger Woods would NEVER win on the PGA TOUR. Yes, that Scott … Continue reading
The 30% Solution
“Words, empty as the wind, are best left unsaid.” Homer I watch a ton of sports on television. It used to be my job, it’s always been a passion. Lately it’s a chore. Oh, I still love the sports. … Continue reading
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He Shoots, He Scores
“You better cut the pizza in four pieces because I’m not hungry enough to eat six.” Yogi Berra No matter how you slice it Golden State Warriors’ guard and two-time NBA MVP, Steph Curry, will not make the cut … Continue reading
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Tagged Ellie Mae Classic, Jerry Rice, Kevin Chappell, Sam Ryder, Si Woo Kim, Steph Curry, Stephen jaeger, Tony Finau, Web.com Tour
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An Evening With Chris Stapleton
“I love music, any kind of music” The O’Jays I don’t know about you but I sing in the shower, I sing in the car, in fact part of my brain is singing right now. I love music. It’s … Continue reading