Tour Player Blogs .. Best and Worst.. What do you think?

[iammike]

So I've become a fan of Rory McIlroy lately. So today I decided to look up and see if he had a website or blog. It turns out he does. He has a blog on the site and it seems to be painfully clear that he does the postings himself.

Now, let me just say I want to hear what he has to say from his own head. I do. But my problem with his blog is the first entry I read was riddled with grammatically errors and run-on sentences. Past that there isn't much of a flow, but I can forgive that, he's a golfer not a writer. I can't forgive terrible grammar (of which I know i don't have the best grammar myself) The difference is his management company, that seems to run the site, could have an editor to proofread and fix grammar for him on the posts, if he doesn't have the time or skill to do that sort of proofreading himself...

Anyone else have similar things they've noticed about other tour player's blogs, or recommendations of any really good blogs (and of course if you want to point out really bad ones do that to).

[flanagan]

You've read stuff on here, right?

I do understand your point and agree that from a PR standpoint it would be better, but maybe the "strategy" is to have Rory appear to be like any other kid (young or old) blogging on the web.

[iammike]

You've read stuff on here, right?

Hah, yeah You're definitely right.

I guess I was hoping for a little more. I was interested in what he had to say but I couldn't get past the run on sentences. I like the idea of the kid having his own voice on the internet, I think thats great.