Wednesday – September 7, 2011
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Show Highlights:
-John Hawkins likes Webb Simpson’s golf swing more than Major Champion Keegan Bradley’s, and Charlie Rymer called Simpson “2011’s Matt Kuchar.”
-Jay Coffin thinks only a win would be considered a success for Tiger Woods at the Frys.com Open.
-Coffin says Phil Mickelson is “too proud” to use the belly putter for the rest of his career.
-Charlie Rymer thinks golf is at a point where the game needs to evolve and difficulty needs to decrease or participation will continue to decrease as well.
Viewer Comments:
Lifeisshort Sobenicetoothers:
“If Tiger wins the Frys.com Open, I’ll pedal my bike to Orlando and wash all your cars, caddie your golf bags for a round of 54-holes in one day and then cook you dinner.”
Andrew (Montreal, Canada):
“Just a few months ago, Mickelson was close to taking #1 in the World, after Woods’ downfall. He’s now drifting towards #10. What went wrong? Use of the belly putter seems like a desperate move. Perhaps a strong showing at the Presidents Cup will boost his confidence.”
Last Calls:
Charlie Rymer on Golf Needing to Evolve > Watch the Last Call
Jay Coffin on Greg Norman’s Dilemma > Watch the Last Call
John Hawkins on the PGA TOUR, NFL and 9/11 > Watch the Last Call
Todd Lewis on Major Dan Rooney for President > Watch the Last Call
Links of Interest:
Winsday
Grey Goose 19th Hole Internet Extra
Articles by John Hawkins
Articles by Jay Coffin
Articles by Win McMurry
Show Photos:
Look at Hawk’s eyes light up getting to work with Charlie Rymer
Next Week:
Grey Goose 19th Hole
Wednesday, September 14 at 7:30 & 10:30PM ET
Guest Panelist: Brandel Chamblee (Golf Channel Analyst)
Panelist: John Hawkins (Golf Channel Contributor)
Panelist: Jay Coffin (Editorial Director, GolfChannel.com)
Host: Rich Lerner (Grey Goose 19th Hole)
Win McMurry (Grey Goose 19th Hole, Winsday)
