m1ck007 wrote: » Why is european tour coverage soooo much better than the pga tour?
abff wrote: » Are you talking about TV coverage or internet coverage? In fairness, I think the PGA Tour site is better than the European Tour website, with shot tracker and play by play. Those features are only available on the Pebble Beach course this week, which is a bit frustrating, but generally I find the PGA site good for live coverage. TV coverage on the other hand can be pretty dire.
m1ck007 wrote: » Tv coverage. European tour is golf. Pga tour is celebrities, charities, sponsers, the metlife blimp, advertisements or back to the studio every 6 mins plus nick faldo
vienne86 wrote: » Come on Phil - I'd love him to win.
HighLine wrote: » Phil likely to get up and down to force a play-off!
vienne86 wrote: » That was well withing Phil's grasp and he let it go. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. Delighted for Vaughan Taylor though - huge win for him and he seems a nice guy. Up to number 100 in the world.
JIdontknow wrote: » Phil was on the 9.50 Tee time (Local time, + 8 hours difference, so 5.50pm Irish time tee time). At around 11.20pm Irish time he was playing the 18th hole. Are PGA rounds always 5.5-6 hours long, or longer? Anyone know the average PGA round length? Never really thought about it before too much as with the time difference etc and the condensed coverage you wouldn't think so watching.
vienne86 wrote: » Right, so Villegas shoots 8 under and Spieth shoots 8 over! None of us saw that coming. He seemed very out of sorts!
HighLine wrote: » Crazy game... Jordan's putting last night looked terrible. I know these greens are supposed to be difficult for short putts but still. And as for BeJasus (Villegas), he has missed the cut at his last 4 events and then goes and shoots that score last night. Perhaps a tip for some... he likes the Honda Classic course next week.
redarmy wrote: » no golf on sky sports tonight guys??
Montgolfier wrote: » Starts at 10pm