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2011年8月23日星期二
2011年8月19日星期五
Tiger Woods with Video Shoot
Tiger Woods was the best golf pros around the world. Formerly the World No. 1, he is the highest-paid professional athlete in the world.
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A few days ago in Atlanta, former world No.1 Tiger Woods said he had family obligations that this week precluded him from making a last-ditch attempt at qualifying for the much-hyped FedEx Cup playoffs.
Then he spent Tuesday posing for new video game animation and publicity shots.
As though things aren’t bad enough on the golf course for Woods, already plunging down the world rankings after missing the cut last week at the 93rd PGA Championship, he’s all but begging to get hammered over his latest myopic management decision.
Without clarifying, Woods indicated in Atlanta that he had family obligations this week, which most assumed meant he had custodial scheduling issues with his children that could not be reworked.
Woods spent Tuesday at EA Sports in suburban Orlando filming computer footage for a new version of his video game, and then engaged in a publicity stunt to promote sales by playing a teenager who won a national contest for the right to face Woods on the virtual golf course.
Maybe it’s just me, but what message does that send to Greensboro, the million-dollar FedEx Cup series title sponsors, the TV networks paying rights fees and golf in general – even if he does have custody of the kids?
Amazingly, the PGA Tour saw fit to pimp the EA Sports publicity stunts on its website Friday, even though Woods’ decision to skip Greensboro reads an awful lot like a tacit message that he doesn’t care about the FedEx Cup – or not enough to choose playing actual golf in lieu of satisfying one of his last remaining endorsement clients.
Custody of the kids or not, it smells all wrong and screams, “I am not there.”
As for Woods, all the public knows for sure is that he spent one day this week helping hawk a video game.
As for the kid from Indiana who won the right to play Woods on his video game? The PGA Tour story noted that the 19-year-old held a 10-shot lead over Woods at one point.
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A few days ago in Atlanta, former world No.1 Tiger Woods said he had family obligations that this week precluded him from making a last-ditch attempt at qualifying for the much-hyped FedEx Cup playoffs.
Then he spent Tuesday posing for new video game animation and publicity shots.
As though things aren’t bad enough on the golf course for Woods, already plunging down the world rankings after missing the cut last week at the 93rd PGA Championship, he’s all but begging to get hammered over his latest myopic management decision.
Without clarifying, Woods indicated in Atlanta that he had family obligations this week, which most assumed meant he had custodial scheduling issues with his children that could not be reworked.
Woods spent Tuesday at EA Sports in suburban Orlando filming computer footage for a new version of his video game, and then engaged in a publicity stunt to promote sales by playing a teenager who won a national contest for the right to face Woods on the virtual golf course.
Maybe it’s just me, but what message does that send to Greensboro, the million-dollar FedEx Cup series title sponsors, the TV networks paying rights fees and golf in general – even if he does have custody of the kids?
Amazingly, the PGA Tour saw fit to pimp the EA Sports publicity stunts on its website Friday, even though Woods’ decision to skip Greensboro reads an awful lot like a tacit message that he doesn’t care about the FedEx Cup – or not enough to choose playing actual golf in lieu of satisfying one of his last remaining endorsement clients.
Custody of the kids or not, it smells all wrong and screams, “I am not there.”
As for Woods, all the public knows for sure is that he spent one day this week helping hawk a video game.
As for the kid from Indiana who won the right to play Woods on his video game? The PGA Tour story noted that the 19-year-old held a 10-shot lead over Woods at one point.
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2011年8月18日星期四
To Ban or Not To Ban Long Putter
After the US PGA, Keegan Bradley became the first player to win a major using a belly putter at the 93rd PGA Championship at the Atlanta Athletic Club last week. Will the long putter become hot?
The United States Golf Association and R&A - gatekeepers of how the grand old game is played - missed the boat when they had the chance to ban the use of belly putters and long putters years ago.
Unfortunately, now with the winners of two big tournaments over the last two weeks on the PGA Tour using them, any attempt to ban those putters from competition might be a case of trying to shut the barn door after the horses have bolted.
According to a recent article by Randy Phillips of the Postmedia News, these long putters are an "aberration" and should be removed from the game as soon as possible. For the record, I also have never heard of Randy Phillips.
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The biggest issue that naysayers to the long putter have regarding their use is the anchoring technique that players will use while putting. In the case of a belly putter, a player can anchor the putt-end of the club into his stomach (hence the name, of course) and make a pendulum-like swing without the worry of a player breaking his wrists. For a longer putter, a player holds the club with a split-handed grip to create the same pendulum motion. In both examples, the player's wrists remain steady and a smooth putting stroke is the result.
This lack of "wrist breaking" seems to be the major issue that has everyone up in a tizzy. According to an interview for the Toronto Star, putting-guru Dave Pelz suggests that "the feel and the ability to determine the stroke needed to putt the ball the right distance are helped." Furthermore, Pelz argues that the longer putters prevent the player's forearms from rolling-over, thus eliminating the possibility that a putt can be pushed or pulled off-line during impact.
Should the USGA and R&A ban the use of longer putters during competition? Personally, I don't see the purpose of doing so. As far as what the aforementioned definitions suggest, a "stroke" is still being made on the golf ball. More importantly, a player still has to read the green, account for the surrounding elements such as wind and grass type, determine the appropriate speed of the putt, and make a confident stroke while in the midst of thousands of spectators at a professional tour event with millions of dollars on the line.
Those latter details, in my opinion, separate the professionals from the amateurs.
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The United States Golf Association and R&A - gatekeepers of how the grand old game is played - missed the boat when they had the chance to ban the use of belly putters and long putters years ago.
Unfortunately, now with the winners of two big tournaments over the last two weeks on the PGA Tour using them, any attempt to ban those putters from competition might be a case of trying to shut the barn door after the horses have bolted.
According to a recent article by Randy Phillips of the Postmedia News, these long putters are an "aberration" and should be removed from the game as soon as possible. For the record, I also have never heard of Randy Phillips.
In this article, I would like to tell you why they said too late to ban long putters! If you are looking for good and Discount Golf Equipment, I would like to recommend the good Callaway X22 Irons to you!
The biggest issue that naysayers to the long putter have regarding their use is the anchoring technique that players will use while putting. In the case of a belly putter, a player can anchor the putt-end of the club into his stomach (hence the name, of course) and make a pendulum-like swing without the worry of a player breaking his wrists. For a longer putter, a player holds the club with a split-handed grip to create the same pendulum motion. In both examples, the player's wrists remain steady and a smooth putting stroke is the result.
This lack of "wrist breaking" seems to be the major issue that has everyone up in a tizzy. According to an interview for the Toronto Star, putting-guru Dave Pelz suggests that "the feel and the ability to determine the stroke needed to putt the ball the right distance are helped." Furthermore, Pelz argues that the longer putters prevent the player's forearms from rolling-over, thus eliminating the possibility that a putt can be pushed or pulled off-line during impact.
Should the USGA and R&A ban the use of longer putters during competition? Personally, I don't see the purpose of doing so. As far as what the aforementioned definitions suggest, a "stroke" is still being made on the golf ball. More importantly, a player still has to read the green, account for the surrounding elements such as wind and grass type, determine the appropriate speed of the putt, and make a confident stroke while in the midst of thousands of spectators at a professional tour event with millions of dollars on the line.
Those latter details, in my opinion, separate the professionals from the amateurs.
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2011年8月17日星期三
McIlroy Welcomes Bradley Keegan's Success
For any golf fans, Rory McIlroy’ out of US PGA has been desultory. Then, Keegan Bradley get the victory. Rory McIlroy has opened his arms to Keegan Bradley by saying 'welcome to the club' after the Irish-American won his first Major at his first attempt.
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The Tour rookie held off Jason Dufner in a three-hole play-off to win the USPGA and to climb to No.29 in the world.
The 25-year-old from Vermont becomes only the third man to win a Major on his debut. Ulsterman McIlroy and Darren Clarke had won the previous two Majors in an eventful season.
And although he is proud of his Irish heritage and hopes to play the Irish Open, Bradley becomes the first American to win in seven Majors.
Us Open champion McIlroy posted on Twitter: "Welcome to the club Keegan Bradley!! See you in Bermuda."
The four Major winners this season will compete at the PGA Grand Slam in October.
Bradley revealed his long putter, usually used by older players with putting problems, had been the key to keeping his cool in the heat of battle.
He said: "I'm proud to be the first belly putter to win a Major.
"I remember people telling me when I first switched, they would say 'but nobody has ever won a Major with it'.
"And I remember joking 'I'm going to be the first one to win a Major'. Personally, I think that it's an easier way to putt, especially when there's nerves.
"For younger players, I think it's easier to switch and it clicked right away."
Bradley, who was playing on the Hooters Tour two years ago, received congratulatory texts from his idol Phil Mickelson.
He said: "I had 3,000 Twitter followers and the morning after I had 25,000.
"So many things are going to change for me now."
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The Tour rookie held off Jason Dufner in a three-hole play-off to win the USPGA and to climb to No.29 in the world.
The 25-year-old from Vermont becomes only the third man to win a Major on his debut. Ulsterman McIlroy and Darren Clarke had won the previous two Majors in an eventful season.
And although he is proud of his Irish heritage and hopes to play the Irish Open, Bradley becomes the first American to win in seven Majors.
Us Open champion McIlroy posted on Twitter: "Welcome to the club Keegan Bradley!! See you in Bermuda."
The four Major winners this season will compete at the PGA Grand Slam in October.
Bradley revealed his long putter, usually used by older players with putting problems, had been the key to keeping his cool in the heat of battle.
He said: "I'm proud to be the first belly putter to win a Major.
"I remember people telling me when I first switched, they would say 'but nobody has ever won a Major with it'.
"And I remember joking 'I'm going to be the first one to win a Major'. Personally, I think that it's an easier way to putt, especially when there's nerves.
"For younger players, I think it's easier to switch and it clicked right away."
Bradley, who was playing on the Hooters Tour two years ago, received congratulatory texts from his idol Phil Mickelson.
He said: "I had 3,000 Twitter followers and the morning after I had 25,000.
"So many things are going to change for me now."
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2011年8月16日星期二
What's Next for PGA Tour
For any golf fans, it is not golf season after the US PGA. What next for US PGA?
Eight months from now, the next major golf championship will take place — in the springtime at Augusta, which means we have a long winter to debate the health of the PGA Tour and the future of the game as it relates to the status of Tiger Woods.
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There is the view that the tour can only survive if Tiger returns to dominance, but you can find plenty of dissent about that among those who are familiar with the tour.
When Tiger was dominating, there is no question about the effect he had on television ratings and fan interest, but it is hard to succumb to the view that the tour will roll over and die if the best of Tiger is in the past. While I am sure he will win again, I don’t see the tour going out of business if he doesn’t return to dominance.
Having Tiger contend would be a positive for the tour, but until he regains his old form, there are a lot of young players out there who will soon become seasoned veterans winning and giving back to the tour, like Keegan Bradley, who won the 93rd PGA Championship on Sunday at the Atlanta Athletic Club.
It is fun seeing fresh faces in the winner’s circle, as well as learning about them and their backgrounds.
The alluring appeal with Tiger has been that fans believe they are witnessing history. There was the possibility that he might break Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 career major victories. It is easy to appreciate the fixation on watching Tiger compete for that reason.
Having come along in the Nicklaus era, and having had an opportunity to see most of his major championship victories, there is the historical appreciation for his overwhelming success as a championship golfer. It is understood why Tiger fans have the same rooting interest.
What would Jack Nicklaus have accomplished if he had not had to compete against Tom Watson, who won eight majors and Lee Trevino, who won six? And what would Jack have won playing with Tiger’s equipment — which prompts a third: What would Tiger have won using Jack’s equipment?
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Eight months from now, the next major golf championship will take place — in the springtime at Augusta, which means we have a long winter to debate the health of the PGA Tour and the future of the game as it relates to the status of Tiger Woods.
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There is the view that the tour can only survive if Tiger returns to dominance, but you can find plenty of dissent about that among those who are familiar with the tour.
When Tiger was dominating, there is no question about the effect he had on television ratings and fan interest, but it is hard to succumb to the view that the tour will roll over and die if the best of Tiger is in the past. While I am sure he will win again, I don’t see the tour going out of business if he doesn’t return to dominance.
Having Tiger contend would be a positive for the tour, but until he regains his old form, there are a lot of young players out there who will soon become seasoned veterans winning and giving back to the tour, like Keegan Bradley, who won the 93rd PGA Championship on Sunday at the Atlanta Athletic Club.
It is fun seeing fresh faces in the winner’s circle, as well as learning about them and their backgrounds.
The alluring appeal with Tiger has been that fans believe they are witnessing history. There was the possibility that he might break Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 career major victories. It is easy to appreciate the fixation on watching Tiger compete for that reason.
Having come along in the Nicklaus era, and having had an opportunity to see most of his major championship victories, there is the historical appreciation for his overwhelming success as a championship golfer. It is understood why Tiger fans have the same rooting interest.
What would Jack Nicklaus have accomplished if he had not had to compete against Tom Watson, who won eight majors and Lee Trevino, who won six? And what would Jack have won playing with Tiger’s equipment — which prompts a third: What would Tiger have won using Jack’s equipment?
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2011年8月15日星期一
A Golf World for Young Champions
Keegan Bradley is an American professional golfer who is a rookie on the PGA Tour. After he won the US PGA, like many young golfing pros, Bradley is eager, fit, well schooled and determined.
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There is an exception to prove the rule about the four major championship winners this season. And, yes, the exception is Darren Clarke, the 42-year-old Ulsterman who won the British Open last month. But, no, it isn’t just about the almost two decades in age between his and the average of the three youngsters.
From the last major to the first, the year provides a primer. One week, 25-year-old Keegan Bradley implodes on the back nine in the W.G.C.-Bridgestone Invitational, the next he fashions lessons he learned into the stuff of a major champion — overcoming a triple bogey at the 15th hole with back-to-back birdies to reach, and win, a playoff for the P.G.A. Championship.
The story at the British Open was different. In the 22 major championships contested before his Open victory, Clarke had reached the weekend just six times. Winning was a triumph of perseverance, grit and the good fortune of having ideal Northern Ireland weather on the southeast coast of England for a week at Royal St. George’s. To predict a second major for the contented, sated Clarke requires quite a leap of faith.
Not so for 2011’s other three major winners. Bradley’s back-to-back birdies on the hardest stretch of holes at the P.G.A. Championship on Sunday at Atlanta Athletic Club was only the most recent example of the sort of mental resilience his generation of players has in abundance.
At the United States Open, mere months after crashing and burning on the back nine and shooting an 80 to lose the Masters, Rory McIlroy, 22, came back and set a scoring record of 16 under par to win by eight strokes at Congressional. And after the aplomb with which McIlroy dealt with the Augusta defeat, there were few who did not believe he would win. But so soon?
Why not? The other thing about young players today is their lack of fear. Even though 28-year-old Brendan Steele, who was tied for the 54-hole lead at the P.G.A. Championship, did not perform up to his capabilities Sunday, it had nothing to do with his lack of confidence — confidence born of the kind of extraordinary talent he needed to shoot a 66 in the third round.
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There is an exception to prove the rule about the four major championship winners this season. And, yes, the exception is Darren Clarke, the 42-year-old Ulsterman who won the British Open last month. But, no, it isn’t just about the almost two decades in age between his and the average of the three youngsters.
From the last major to the first, the year provides a primer. One week, 25-year-old Keegan Bradley implodes on the back nine in the W.G.C.-Bridgestone Invitational, the next he fashions lessons he learned into the stuff of a major champion — overcoming a triple bogey at the 15th hole with back-to-back birdies to reach, and win, a playoff for the P.G.A. Championship.
The story at the British Open was different. In the 22 major championships contested before his Open victory, Clarke had reached the weekend just six times. Winning was a triumph of perseverance, grit and the good fortune of having ideal Northern Ireland weather on the southeast coast of England for a week at Royal St. George’s. To predict a second major for the contented, sated Clarke requires quite a leap of faith.
Not so for 2011’s other three major winners. Bradley’s back-to-back birdies on the hardest stretch of holes at the P.G.A. Championship on Sunday at Atlanta Athletic Club was only the most recent example of the sort of mental resilience his generation of players has in abundance.
At the United States Open, mere months after crashing and burning on the back nine and shooting an 80 to lose the Masters, Rory McIlroy, 22, came back and set a scoring record of 16 under par to win by eight strokes at Congressional. And after the aplomb with which McIlroy dealt with the Augusta defeat, there were few who did not believe he would win. But so soon?
Why not? The other thing about young players today is their lack of fear. Even though 28-year-old Brendan Steele, who was tied for the 54-hole lead at the P.G.A. Championship, did not perform up to his capabilities Sunday, it had nothing to do with his lack of confidence — confidence born of the kind of extraordinary talent he needed to shoot a 66 in the third round.
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2011年8月11日星期四
Is Steve Williams a Brutish Buffoon
Adam Scott is a 31-year-old playboy prodigy from Australia New Zealand
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“I’ve been a caddy for 33 years and that’s the best week of my life. And I’m not joking. I’m never, ever, ever gonna forget that week. The people here this week have been absolutely unbelievable and all the support from the people back in New Zealand
“It’s the greatest week of my life caddying and I sincerely mean that.”
It should come as no surprise that Williams put his foot in his mouth as easy as a club in the bag following his first win since being fired “over the phone” by Tiger — a supposed close friend who had been his boss since 1999 and served as the best man at Williams’ wedding in 2005.
By Williams’ count, the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational victory — his eighth triumph at the event — was his 145th career win and his “greatest.”
But what about those 13 majors with Tiger? The teary-eyed hug at the 2006 British Open? The awkward, excited half-high-five when the ball rolled one more dimple and dropped for a ready-made Nike commercial at the 2005 Masters? The 91-hole, one-legged marathon at the 2008 U.S. Open? After all that… et tu Stevie?
Oh, and what about Scott, who went unmentioned by Williams? Didn’t he have anything to do with the win? Wasn’t he the one who shot a final-round 65 to finish with a 17-under 263 and a comfortable four-shot margin over Rickie Fowler and Luke Donald?
Scott’s reaction to the ensuing media circus, however, only reaffirms what a strong pairing the player and caddy form. Laid back bordering on lackadaisical, Scott’s talent needs the type of over-the-top energy, unsurpassed expertise and unrivaled experience Williams brings to the bag. Scott doesn’t need his ego stroked by Williams — that’s a role better played by a bikini-clad Kate Hudson or Ana Ivanovic — and he doesn’t seem offended by the perceived err in caddy etiquette.
“I certainly don’t think that was his intention to steal my moment at all,” explained Scott. “We’ve had our chat about the whole thing, and he feels the way he feels. …
“He was really excited to win. Obviously he had not won for a little while, and for him, he’s really passionate about it and that’s what I see. And when you’re passionate and in that situation, I think it all got a little out of hand. But we’ll just go on from here.”
Scott’s eighth career PGA Tour victory was clearly his most impressive — and just as prestigious as his wins at the Players Championship in 2004 and Tour Championship in 2006. But did Williams have anything to do with the results, or was he just “carrying the bag,” as so many have suggested?
“Was he a help? Are you kidding?” scoffed Scott. “Nobody knows this place like Steve.”
Having caddied almost exclusively for major champions — Tiger (14), Raymond Floyd (4) and Greg Norman (2) have won a combined 20 majors — Williams knows what it takes to win; Scott knows that. And pretty soon, everyone else in golf will know that, too.
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