Category — Golf
Lost Cause
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If you’re going to fire your caddy, Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley and all the other folks around you when you were getting your groove on, then why not your overpaid advisors?
Tiger Woods has plenty of time to figure out what’s wrong with his game after missing the cut Friday at the PGA Championship. If he had any balls, he’d clear out some of the misguided individuals at the top of his management team.
Golf.com
August 13, 2011 No Comments
Angry Black Man
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You put your hands on your hip…
Which way is up? If Tiger doesn’t figure it out soon, he won’t make the cut at the PGA Championship in Johns Creek, Ga.
ESPN.com
August 11, 2011 No Comments
Told You It Was Hot Out There
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Some of the locals in Woodward, Okla., have their panties in a bunch because a woman working a charity golf tournament stripped during the festivities. Par for the course, no?
The Lost Ogle.com
August 8, 2011 No Comments
‘A Bit Over The Top’
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The most famous caddy of all time, Steve Williams, tones it down after yesterday’s victory by Adam Scott, who was practically an afterthought, allowed Williams to practically perform an end zone dance at the demise of Tiger Woods. Since then, Williams has taken a beating in the national media.
Predictable and hypocritical.
Hypocritical because some of those same writers and broadcasters who are now being critical of Williams were hoping Scott and Williams would prevail for the predictable reaction.
Fox Sports
August 8, 2011 No Comments
In The Bag
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As bad as it was for Tiger Woods to limp home in a tie for 37th, it had to hurt even more to watch former caddie Steve Williams carry the bags for Bridgestone Invitational tournament champ Adam Scott on Sunday. Worst, Williams called Woods a liar about how and when he fired him.
Golf Digest
August 7, 2011 No Comments
‘This Kid Is Really Amazing’
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That comes from 3rd-round leader Adam Scott regarding 19-year-old Ryo Ishikawa, who trails Scott by a stroke heading into today’s final round of the Bridgestone Invitational.
Meanwhile, Tiger folded again like a wet tent.
Fox Sports
August 7, 2011 No Comments
Yeah But Can He Keep It Up?
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All pun intended.
Tiger Woods enjoys a nice day in the opening round of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. He’s 6 shots back of Adam Scott and his caddy Steve Williams.
The Daily Fix
August 4, 2011 No Comments
Caddie Shack Won’t Bust His Balls
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Yeah, we know how important a good caddie is to a golfer’s game, but last time we checked, that wasn’t Tiger Woods’ biggest problem. He could also do himself a favor by going out and hitting a little tail. It will help him get his groove back.
N.Y. Times
July 30, 2011 No Comments
Play That Funky Music White Boy
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This ain’t for my old ass. It’s for the kids who pursue the business. Sometimes though, I worry 1 of those kids might be mine. I’ve tried to warn them, but…Oh, and if you’re scoring at home, I’m in Day 10 of boycotting CNN because its top dog said he couldn’t find any “qualified” black correspondents, despite the talented ones at his network, to host any shows.
As much as we applaud Michael Anastasi’s efforts to seriously diversify the sports departments across the country, we’ll believe it when we see.
His words will go on deaf ears with many of his peers. I, along with too many others to count, particularly African American and Latino writers and editors in sports, have heard this bullshit for years now, but the times ain’t changing and many of us are doubtful they will soon. Further proof that they don’t want your black and brown asses is the online community, where major sports websites and outlets (here’s just 1 example) are invisible when it comes to men and women of color.
And we’re just scratching the surface here. Don’t get me started on the vanilla-ass atmosphere working the sports information industry, particularly in college athletics.
Sports Journalism.org
July 21, 2011 No Comments
Speaking of Gags…
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Another meltdown by Phil Mickelson. Tiger Woods probably enjoyed it. So did Darren Clarke, the 2011 British Open champ.
The Guardian
July 17, 2011 No Comments
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