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TODAY’S TOPICS
- World Collides
Fields don’t get much more star power than the WGC-Cadillac Championship. Every one of the top 50 players in the world are in the field and the top 3 will play together in the first two rounds. Tiger Woods plays with defending champion Nick Watney and Sergio Garcia.
- Phil Wins Again
Phil Mickelson wins again! He is the AVIS PGA TOUR player of the Month for February. Mickelson won the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am then finished runner-up the next week at the Northern Trust Open.
- Masters Bound
Augusta National is giving Ryo Ishikawa a special invitation into The Masters. The 20-year-old from Japan finished in a tie for 20th last year.
- Designer Decision?
The International Olympic Committee is in Rio de Janeiro and is expected to announce the design team for the 2016 Olympic golf course. As soon as the designer is named, we will bring it to you live on Golf Channel.
- Apple Announcement Scheduled for 1PM ET
- American Express Teaming Up with Twitter
- Netflix Negotiating with Cable Systems
- Watson Computer Lands a New Job
GUEST SCHEDULE
7:12a ET: Jackie DeAngelis, CNBC Business Report
7:15a ET: Win McMurry, Fantasy Insider
7:30a ET: John Hawkins, Golf Channel Contributor
7:45a ET: Alex Miceli, Golf Channel Contributor
8:15a ET: Steve Sands, Golf Channel Reporter
8:20a ET: Bruce Fleisher, 18-time Champions Tour Winner
8:35a ET: Kristen Red-Horse, The First Tee
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TODAY’S MUSIC
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“Do You Remember Rock ‘N Roll Radio?” by The Ramones
“Wild Wild Life” by Talking Heads
“Rio” by Duran Duran
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