Things that bug me while watching pro golf.

[ZBigStick]

No. 2 made me laugh out loud!

No. 8, these 3 guys are so annoying, are they trying to be so?

[powerpushfade]

Tommy Fleetwood's current pants... WTF?!

 

And the Euro Tour announcers, makes me want to nap.

[Texas1]

Double eagle, seriously. That would be a score of -4 on a hole.

 

It's a f$&!ing albatross.

[Texas1]

Oh, and Kevin Na :)

[Brass_Bullseye]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

[2putttom]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

:dntknw:

[Jasonic]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

[2putttom]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

BAZINGA !

[deadsolid...shank]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

 

And still nobody gives a sh!t! (We appreciate that they pay, but we still don't want to listen to them talk?)

[kg92lefty]

Tommy Fleetwood's current pants... WTF?!

 

And the Euro Tour announcers, makes me want to nap.

 

So much better than the announcers the pga tour has

[2putttom]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

 

And still nobody gives a sh!t! (We appreciate that they pay, but we still don't want to listen to them talk)

who's "we"?

[deadsolid...shank]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

 

And still nobody gives a sh!t! (We appreciate that they pay, but we still don't want to listen to them talk)

who's "we"?

 

How about me and Rope47?! And, I would venture a guess that also the vast majority of televised golf viewers

[Couples1]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

If you think those con men for whatever criminal insurance or banking institution are paying for anything ... you better think again

Sure , they drop whatever fake number for some crooked charity ( they probably run or finance ) but the majority of their stolen gains go to their inflated salaries and bonuses.

 

[2putttom]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

If you think those con men for whatever criminal insurance or banking institution are paying for anything ... you better think again

Sure , they drop whatever fake number for some crooked charity ( they probably run or finance ) but the majority of their stolen gains go to their inflated salaries and bonuses.

EWwwww a conspiracy !

[Brass_Bullseye]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

 

And still nobody gives a sh!t! (We appreciate that they pay, but we still don't want to listen to them talk)

who's "we"?

 

You've gotta be sh-tting me. Ok, lay it on me. I'm all ears. What about that three minutes of corporate marketing carfart is appealing to you?

[Darth Putter]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

If you think those con men for whatever criminal insurance or banking institution are paying for anything ... you better think again

Sure , they drop whatever fake number for some crooked charity ( they probably run or finance ) but the majority of their stolen gains go to their inflated salaries and bonuses.

EWwwww a conspiracy !

 

some of the money even goes to known super terrorist Jordan Spieth!

[Hankshank]

There is absolutely no reason for any corporate suit to sit in the booth and waste three minutes of the telecast every day blabbing about whatever the hell they blab about. Nobody gives a sh-t.

 

Except they pay for the tournament

 

And still nobody gives a sh!t! (We appreciate that they pay, but we still don't want to listen to them talk��)

who's "we"?

 

How about me and Rope47?! And, I would venture a guess that also the vast majority of televised golf viewers

I guess some of us here are or have been in a managerial position for a company or an enterprise. I have, a number of times. And it's kind of hard to sound sexy in that position when talking about your company You are your genuine self to a small extent, But most of all, you represent your company. That gives employees, customers and other stakeholders a sense of security, and rightly so.

The problem with the interviews is that it is those managers(it's always a C*O) that tries to be interesting, but they are doomed at the beginning. If, on the other hand, Microsoft should sponsor something and Bill Gates was the guy in the studio, if Sun computer (would have) sponsored something and Mavericks not-so-low-key father sat down with Nantz and Faldo, you would listen. Those guys are big enough to dont give a sh*t. Otherwise, you should get someone totally random, one funny employee or a hired-in comedian or whoever. A manager trying to be interesting when talking about his company to others than customers and employees will only be a yawn. By definition.

[dan360]

"Impossible shot". "Disgusting lie he will be lucky to get this back in fairway". "Horrendous lie"

 

...hits it on the green inside 20 feet.

 

"Remarkable. Just remarkable. Amazing."

 

Repeat

[2putttom]

Hankshank ; lol..ya the sight of a suit and tie wearin zombie can be unappealing, especially when they start droning on for fifteen seconds about the millions they've spent on local charities. I would like to see Gabriel Iglesias in a Hawaiian shirt layin' into Nantz and Faldo. In any case it's all good without sponsors there wouldn't be a purse to piss in and no golf to watch or attend.

[ryanarneson]

The problem with the interviews is that it is those managers(it's always a C*O) that tries to be interesting, but they are doomed at the beginning. If, on the other hand, Microsoft should sponsor something and Bill Gates was the guy in the studio, if Sun computer (would have) sponsored something and Mavericks not-so-low-key father sat down with Nantz and Faldo, you would listen. Those guys are big enough to dont give a sh*t. Otherwise, you should get someone totally random, one funny employee or a hired-in comedian or whoever. A manager trying to be interesting when talking about his company to others than customers and employees will only be a yawn. By definition.

 

I worked at Sun for years. For a few summers Sun Microsystems and John Elway would host a Celebrity Players Tour golf event at the course across the street from our Colorado campus and McNealy would play. He'd bring Elway over to the Sun campus and we'd have a big employee party on the lawn. They'd do things like chip shots for $500 against each other. After one event, they framed a Colorado Avalanche jersey and hung it in near our cafeteria with a few one hundred dollars bills in it from McNealy winning a contest. (McNealy is a huge hockey fan as well). It stayed up until Oracle bought Sun in 2010. Another year, Elway turned it around and the bet was to throw a football into a trash can 40 yards away.

 

McNealy would have been a great interview for any PGA tournament. He was never at a loss for a quote.

[Professional Shirt Folder]

When they give him no chance to get the ball up and down and they stiff it. Than proceed to say they could drop 10 balls and maybe 1 or 2 could come close.

[deadsolid...shank]

Hankshank ; lol..ya the sight of a suit and tie wearin zombie can be unappealing, especially when they start droning on for fifteen seconds about the millions they've spent on local charities. I would like to see Gabriel Iglesias in a Hawaiian shirt layin' into Nantz and Faldo. In any case it's all good without sponsors there wouldn't be a purse to piss in and no golf to watch or attend.

 

Guess you and I must watch different tournaments. I've never seen one of these interviews that was only 15 seconds.

 

And even if they didn't have the interview, it doesn't mean they wouldn't sponsor. That's a pretty leap to make that assumption.

 

[Moleman]

Dottie Pepper interviewing the winner on the 18th green and asking the question on literally nobody's lips, "how will this win affect your schedule for the rest of the season" :crazy:

[Ashley Schaeffer]

Dottie Pepper interviewing the winner on the 18th green and asking the question on literally nobody's lips, "how will this win affect your schedule for the rest of the season" :crazy:

 

That was a real gem. After the Scott Brown fiasco, I have no clue why she has a job doing interviews. She brings nothing to the table, and everyone is dumber after listening to her.

[lchang]

Spencer Levin's post-shot reactions

[straightshot7]

Jordan Spieth's personality

[fowlerscousin]

How many tour pros have great physique, pretty boy looks, and spiffy attire. Next to their caddy they make them look like a sub species or a creature with fetal alcohol sydrome.

[mst_coastie]

The constant quest to find the next Tiger Woods. Let's just enjoy golf and not worry about whether or not the most recent winner is going to dominate the sport for 10 years.

[mst_coastie]

Spencer Levin's post-shot reactions

 

Oh man, those are my favorite. I have watching him play a couple of times in person, always entertaining.

[MMB1500]

Jordan Spieth's personality

 

When did he get one of those?