[FlJoePa]

I always appreciated his commentary. He was a dignified champion - something we all took for granted back then.

[Baynative]

The last paragraph from "THE MATCH" by Mark Frost:
"No four men will ever play such a match again. No four men like like these. The genuine way they lived their lives makes most of today's fast and frenzied sports and entertainment culture seem like so much packaged goods, a self-conscious, inauthentic hustle. In their best and worst hours alike each of these four stood his ground, put all he had on the line, and for better or worse lived with the consequences of his actions and moved on. Some green, untested souls might be tempted to wonder why one should still care, but none of us are here forever, we're not even here for long; and if it's true that our collective past exists inside all of us, unless we take time to bear witness to the best of those who strived before us, our chance to learn from their lives will be lost forever, and we will be the poorer for it."

[Lib-Lickers 2]

a great golf announcer.. I learned a lot of golf just listening to him.. RIP

[A.A. Cunningham]

[PAR]

“Don’t give the hole away”

[fieldmarshaldj]

RIP.

[alarm rider]

When it comes to class and honor, Woods could not hold Venturi’s scoring pencil.