Was anyone bored watching the Zurich Classic?

[Terry Lavin]

Jason,

I'm glad you had a great time and I'm sure you're right that Troy Merritt is a first class individual.  And I'll also give credit to your observation about the green complexes.  That having been said, as a television event, it played like a glorified Nationwide event, which is a huge problem for the PGA Tour, because Zurich is paying real money to be a sponsor and CBS had its "A Team" down there covering this narcolepsy-inducing telecast.

[Jason Walker]

Terry-
I actually agree with you and I should have drawn a distinction between the 'golf event' and the 'golf broadcast'.   But then, I've never enjoyed CBS's broadcasting of regular Tour events.  I'm probably not the best guy to comment as I pay attention to every event and have friends in golf production at other networks, but the CBS formula is just tired.  It's personality-driven broadcasting which doesn't work in my opinion, which is a shame because that back nine yesterday was a shootout and should have aired better.  As for the fact that there weren't any "names" on the leaderboard, I really feel the Tour is in a huge transition right now and this will be the norm.  Almost reminds me of the late 80's-early 90's Tour. 

[Jay Flemma]

My mom and dad, who watch golf religiously, told me they watch an old movie instead.  They said the field bored them.

[David Stamm]

Was there a tournament this weekend?

[Gary Slatter]

I enjoyed watching, happy to see the winner and his great finish including the shot on 18, the course looked interesting although so did the course of the other Nike Tour event.   
If there is no LPGA golf to watch, I'll watch anything.  The Senior event, for the first time this year, wasn't as enjoyable to watch.

[Bill_McBride]

Unless, of course, it's the LPGA, and my motives for watching that are somewhat different.

K

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