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I don't care for it either, but I understand it, and I understand why ranting against it is a waste of time.

hello good sir, my name is steve, and i'd like to warmly welcome you to the internet ...

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My biggest peeve is the constant showing of Tigers round whether he is good or bad.I want to see the leaders as much as possible whoever they may be.If Tiger is 4 over and not in contention he should be treated as such you can talk about his bad round to replay it all afternoon is a bit too much thank you.

a man after my own heart...LOL

Oh and Erik...ranting about it maybe a waste of time but is a lot cheaper than replacing a 52" after you have had enough thrown your chair at Tiger..LOL

hello good sir, my name is steve, and i'd like to warmly welcome you to the internet ...

No don't welcome him....he's a Tiger sympathizer


My only complaint is the golf channel not showing any big tournaments on Saturday or Sunday. I don't get locals in HD on my dish and SD looks like crap on my tv. So I have to use an antenna and can't record any final rounds on my DVR.

I am still an avid fan of the great game of golf, so how do I stay informed without The Golf Channel? By subscribing to various golf publications, using the internet (including golf forums like this one), and talking directly to other fans about tournaments they went to and what they saw. I do not need The Golf Channel. A few years ago, I just had to watch them every day. No longer.

Mitch Pezdek------Dash Aficionado and Legend in My Own Mind


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