No channel in the UK or apparently lots of South America and some other European counties has rights to show it because of lots of disputes with the pga over rights.

It's hard to beat 150 guys. His ball striking on the back nine yesterday was phenomenal, didn't miss a shot that I remember. Just needs to putt better.

I used a site named FirstOneTV.net for the British. Hope this helps. I was in the U.S. traveling, and used my samsung galaxy tablet...it was free without signup. Hope they have it for you. No guarantees other than it worked for me and they had the British.

Ernie Johnson guaranteed that if Tiger takes the lead, he will not give it up. Take it to the bank, he said. About as useless of a comment as you could make. If Tiger gets to the lead, it will almost have to be at some point late. Either, way, it was a waste of a comment. He adds zero to golf telecasts. The CBS guys are getting pretty long in the tooth, as well. Time for some fresh faces on the big golf networks....maybe bring in some young people. You don't have to be a major winner to add insight to golf, though it does help. David Duvall is great. Nobillo pretty good, and Chamblee hit or miss with his over analysis. I like Duvall at the Golf Channel, but he is just a round table guy. Azinger is decent, but I noticed that he has tried to use too many one liners that were planned months in advance....needs to bring that more organically next time....you just know he writes all those cute phrases down on a big bad and then looks them over the whole tournament.

Golf needs someone who will let it rip like Johnny Miller who isn't super annoying and narcissistic.

It would be so much more entertaining if, instead of sucking the dick of every guy in the field, the announcers were just honest smart funny well informed regular dudes.

"Here's Kevin Kisner, who leads every tournament at the halfway mark. I'll be honest, I'm fully expecting a 73 or so today."

Someone needed to jump on Pat Perez heading into the third round of the British. He's one back, and sounding defeated and depressed. A bunch of weak talk about hopefully being in a position to win. These guys need to step up and take control of their destiny. They rationalize losing before they even lose.

You see it in all sports, like when young teams or players talk about a learning experience. No, that was the chance of a lifetime, and you blew it. Basically, most of these guys are like Colin Montgomerie, standing in the 18th fairway at the U.S. Open with the perfect set up to win, and they/he cannot get it done. Commentators need to bring these moments to light, like when Johnny Miller and a few others say that this is "the biggest shot of life, right here". That is what it is all about...those life and career changing rounds, sequences of holes, or even one shot or putt.

Someone yesterday did mention that Brooks Koepka, if he wants to me more recognized, might want to start sharing his life a bit. I think that the big guns are too involved in social media, having fun, etc., but he had a point about Koepka. I mean, he is boring like DJ, but DJ has a swag factor with Paulina and her Dad. Not sure why nobody really cares about Koepka. DJ doesn't really do social media, either.

Viewers in the UK would usually watch the final major of the year on BBC or Sky Sports, but this year, online streaming service Eleven Sports have secured exclusive access to the four-day event which begins on Thursday and concluded on Sunday evening.

The first two rounds will be shown live on Facebook through the Eleven Sports UK page, and all four rounds will be live on the Eleven Sports website, available free of charge as part of a seven-day-trial.

There needs to be a "shank of the day" segment. Love seeing the pro's hit bad shots just as much as great ones. The coverage is way to vanilla. I'm so sick of all honor and great for humanity segments that they shove down our throats. It's a sport where half the amateur participants drink while playing. The PGA should get off its high horse. I wish they mic'ed up the players. It was awesome when they had the mic's in the cups.

And it was really easy to get set up - I just need to remember to cancel before Wednesday!

Last ten posts or so would go good in the pga thread.


Was that before or after the eagle chance?


They will be watching and hoping he does not.


In fairness, I definitely agree Tiger's nerves get going when he gets close. It seems he cares too much, and tightens up because of it. That's not going to change, until the actual breakthrough major win or he reaches the point in time of dgaf and decides to go at everything.




They said he went through 5 shirts yesterday. 5.

Tiger obviously BACK

When did Tiger switch from the blade to his new putter? Seems like alot of players are using that style of putter now.

Couple weeks ago.

A few years ago when Greg Norman was going to start announcing I thought he might be that guy, but that didn't quite work out.

Sounds like McCord & Feherty if the networks would let them run.

Back





To back birdies

(He's back)

Driver is a problem he has to fix.

Oh ****

Is it going to happen? Cant watch today damn it

His iron play is 100% back. Driving is still not good though he was only mediocre even in his prime. His putting isn't back but does look close today.

Dude he has 15 putts thru 12 holes

And two of them are a lip out and a hanger.

That hanger was brutal. All the CBS guys saying it might break slightly right. Hits it perfectly left edge and somehow breaks left at the end.

TIGER DENIERS ARE NOT VERY HAPPY RIGHT NOW AT THIS MOMENT IMO

His putting is very good today but I give credit to his absurd iron play. He's leaving himself short putts inside 10 feet on almost every hole.

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