TreyWingbat

For those wanting to hear the ambient sounds of the course / arena / stadium and not the announcers during a broadcast, just mute your centre channel if you have a surround sound setup. And to get more golf coverage with less commercials, try the C-band or Ku band uplink on satellite.

I know Tiger's had the yips at times, but after seeing the pic, we should all feel embarrassed about our "short game".

So did he play? All I'm hearing is about this Jordan collapse, not sure who actually won.

He's getting a new citizenship, and will be playing for Uzbekistan this upcoming summer in Rio.

If this aired a few years earlier when Tiger was still healthy, they should've shown him near the end after all of Rory's clips, getting up at 4:30 am!

Tonight he's at the Thunder - Cavs game, and his wife, Ellie, just got steam-rolled by LeBron James while he was attempting to save a ball on the sidelines, and she was sitting courtside. Had to be carried out on a stretcher! Crazy.

I wish Day would have won the FedExCup, and everything else. Just because Jordan missed 2 cuts in the playoffs. One cut in the playoffs isn't allowed in any other (North American) sport.

Where can I find a job where I miss 25% of the work day and make $10 million??? Only on Mars I guess. And the PGA Tour.

He barely continued his birdie streak. If I'm 5 strokes off from day to day, I start to wonder, and I'm an Account Executive who regularly shoots in the low 70's. It's hard to imagine if I was a Tour Pro that wildly off like JS.

Jason with 3 birdies to start his Day!

Sure, and Boo Weekley "Thomas" which is what I've done as well when talking to friends. Sure, I have to explain to them who I'm talking about at times, but it's all good. Do all you call Fred Couples "Boom Boom" or Sergio Garcia "El Nino"... probably not, because these nicknames aren't as standardized.

Like I stated before, I feel like more of a fan knowing his real name, whereby a majority of people don't. I can call him Tiger too. I don't get mad when people call me by my real name, instead of a nickname which is what I used for most of my life. The statement I've heard for me personally is that people grow out of nicknames too when they get older, so maybe that should apply to Tiger as well? I know people refused to call Larry Jones "Chipper" as he got older.

How does saying "Eldrick looked great in red and black" demeaning to him and his real name? Yeah, I said Fatrick afterwards in the same paragraph (and then said I probably shouldn't have), but I'm not a fan of Patrick Reed. Ask anyone I talk to about golf, and I always use the name Eldrick, and they know I don't say it to demean him. You people on here don't know me and are just rushing to judgements, based on how Eldrick has been used on this board. Newsflash: this board isn't the say-all and end-all of golf.

Eldrick is his real name, so I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I could've done without the Fatrick part, yeah, but he is overweight. A lot of people used to call Phil "Hefty" instead of "Lefty" for a while when he got a little too plump, and I didn't hear anyone complaining about that too much.

I think Eldrick looked great in red and black... just like MJ wearing his road uni. That's his trademark. I know Fatrick Reed started wearing to honor him, but only Eldrick should be wearing that outfit really (trademark it somehow for Sundays???) He played 71 great holes basically (no doubles all tournament)... just try to forget #11 and give it another whirl at the Frys.com Open.