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Grey Goose: 19th Hole Extra February 9, 2012 (3:09)
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The Grey Goose panel discusses Tiger’s opening round at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and why the BMW Championship won’t return to Cog Hill in 2013.
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-Welcome to Grey Goose 19th Hole Extra on GolfChannel.com, I'm
Lara Baldessara alongside GolfChannel.com Senior writer, Rex Hoggard, and former
PGA Tour member, Tripp Isenhour. Now, Today was Tiger's 2012
PGA Tour debut. He went with a-- He managed to
post a 4-under round of 68. He was speaking all
week about progress that he'd been making with his swing,
with everything. What did you see today that showed that
progress? -Well, I saw a very nice round of golf
on the most difficult golf course in the rotation. Spyglass
is a sneaky difficult golf course. It's got a lot
of tough tee shots. It's got a lot of tough
second shots. Tiger today, his swing, what I really like
is Sean and-- Sean Foley and he tried to get
rid of the rightness because they felt like the left
miss, they could control better, and the problem was when
he was missing it to the right, it was way
right, and then occasionally he'd miss it left. They feel
like that. You know, two of the fairways he missed
today were just fairly to the left, the 13 and
14. I like where his swing is. I like everything
what Tiger is and where he is in the process.
-Absolutely. He addressed this. I mean, that's a great point
you brought up, but he addressed this on Tuesday when
he spoke with the media, talking about he doesn't have
those foul balls. That's his word, not mine anymore, that
he would have to go fine. When he was missing
fairways now, it's by a pace or two. It was
the same way in Abu Dhabi, and it was the
same way today. You pointed out, he missed just two
fairways. What I like the most is, he was very
aggressive. He hit 7 drivers today. I mean, everyone says
he's kind of relying now on that stinger 3-wood a
lot, and he is, and it seems to be that
go-to shot again, but he didn't have a hard time
going out there and going after it. -All right. Well,
the BMW Championship is returning to Chicago in 2013, but
it's not going back to Cog Hill. It's going to
Conway Farms. -You know, I feel bad for Cog Hill
and the Jemsek family. They put so much money and
so much energy into this, but the real victim and
the real travesty here in my mind is the fact
that the PGA Tour does not have a regular stop
in the nation's second largest market, and what you could
argue is probably the nation's best golf city, if you
look at just quality of golf. I mean, Chicago has
it all when it comes to golf. The fact that
they're not going back to Chicago every single year still
blows me away. You have to put an event there.
-I couldn't agree more. In that market, there are so
many wonderful golf courses. But if you want to repel
players from your golf course, you just type in Rees
Jones architect. They don't like seeing that. They don't like
what he does to the golf courses. And I'm not
saying all of them, but some of the more vocal
ones have been obvious in the past. And I disagree
with some of his design techniques as well because it
seems like a lot of his green complex is repel
iron shots, especially longer iron shots, and he just does
a bad job in designing-- redesigning these golf courses. So,
hopefully, you know, Chicago get it back. -All right. Well,
thank you for joining jus on the Grey Goose 19th
Hole Extra here at the GolfChannel.com. Be sure to tune
in to the Grey Goose 19th Hole every Thursday and
Friday night at midnight Eastern. See you next time.
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