The Haney Project: Rush Limbaugh

NEW YORK (AP) — Newlywed Rush Limbaugh will be brushing up on his golf game. The Golf Channel said Thursday the radio commentator will be the third celebrity featured in "The Haney Project." In the series, Tiger Woods' former coach Hank Haney gives celebrities tips on improving their golf game. The third edition of the series will be taped later this year. It will air next spring. Charles Barkley and Ray Romano were the first two celebrities to get tips from Haney on the show. Limbaugh will also talk about his love for golf in this summer's Golf Channel series "Golf in America." The 59-year-old radio host was married earlier this month in Palm Beach, Fla., to an event coordinator he met at a golf tournament.

I bet rep point with anyone on how long it takes Limbaugh to call tiger the N-word.

He's going to say something unbelievably offensive towards Tiger Woods or Lee Trevino between now and the premiere...

As to the show I bet Limbaugh will be a much better fit for Haney than either Barkley or Romano. Limbaugh is an avid golfer and plays probably everyday. If Limbaugh is willing to be coached I'm sure he'll be willing to put in the work on the course and in practice that it'll take for his game to improve. Sounds like a pretty good show to me?

Having listened to Rush for over the past 12 years I've never heard him say one thing directly critical of anyone's color or creed. He raps performance and what people say. I have to say it exposes you as someone shallow and not caring enough to investigate when you put down someone for not being liked by your friends or those of your political persuasion. Now with that I seldom hear anyone on the right express anything close to the cursing and namecalling that occurs in Liberal meetings and sometimes churches. (Rev Wright comes to mind). So lets keep this discussion to the golf you see on TV and we can all be happy.

Having listened to Rush for over the past 12 years I've never heard him say one thing directly critical of anyone's color or creed. He raps performance and what people say. I have to say it exposes you as someone shallow and not caring enough to investigate when you put down someone for not being liked by your friends or those of your political persuasion. Now with that I seldom hear anyone on the right express anything close to the cursing and namecalling that occurs in Liberal meetings and sometimes churches. (Rev Wright comes to mind). So lets keep this discussion to the golf you see on TV and we can all be happy.

It seems like youre protecting somebody you agree politically with more than trying to normalize this thread. Last time he was given a national tv stage it took him less than 2 weeks to make a racially insentitive remark. I really dont think this show will be much different. Haney is no longer tigers swing coach, so he has lost that allure and is just a regular dude now.

It seems like youre protecting somebody you agree politically with more than trying to normalize this thread. Last time he was given a national tv stage it took him less than 2 weeks to make a racially insentitive remark. I really dont think this show will be much different. Haney is no longer tigers swing coach, so he has lost that allure and is just a regular dude now. GC probably brought limbaugh in hoping he would cause some controversy so people watch the show.

Limbaugh dared to say something out loud about McNabb that everyone in the industry was thinking.