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By boogielicious ·
It could be more that they have run out of interesting things to say when the tournament gets slow. I thought the Masters play was very exciting this year, but in the slower parts the announcers just went back to the same tired old cliches. It was worse on the Masters App where they had B team announcers. They also don’t have anyone who is funny anymore. That would help when things get slow. They didn’t talk at all about the amateur Ballester who took a pee in Rae’s Creek on 13 in the first round. That would have been hilarious to talk about. -
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By Zeph ·
Yet here we are. I don’t disagree that we should expect spectators to behave on any event, not just The Masters, but that’s not the case. There’s a sea of phones out there on any other event and a lot more incidents with spectators. Why shouldn’t we praise decent behaviour when it is often lacking in these days? There are plenty of golf related events to write negative articles about. I like when there is positivity to write about instead. Not that I expect them to behave at any other event like they do at Augusta just because it gets praise, but it’s nice to see positive spin on things. There are more than enough articles about rowdy spectators and cheating players. I think you nailed it in the first line: “grumpy old man”. 😉
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