Feherty's call of the Double Eagle - Loved It!

[Brian Potash]

"The Young South African
Louis Oosthuizen
Trying to use those slopes
And this one could be very nice
Could be VERY NICE
Oh, Come To Papa. YES!"

[Jay Flemma]

And then as it's heading toward the lip "you know you want to..."

[Terry Lavin]

The "you know you want to" reference was on replay as I recall. I'd also be interested to confirm that the first call was truly live. The pacing was almost too perfect.

[Brian Potash]

I thought the "you know you want to" was for Kutchar's near double eagle on the 15th.

[Tim_Cronin]

I thought the "you know you want to" was for Kutchar's near double eagle on the 15th.

Terry's got it right. Was it live-live? I think so, because we didn't hear a roar from elsewhere beforehand. And Feherty is really good. But when CBS doesn't show Adam Scott's ace on 16 for 17 minutes, I'd have to go back to the tape and listen carefully to be sure.

[Dan Kelly]

I love Feherty's commentary, at the Masters and elsewhere. (His writing? Not so much.)

I watched quite a bit of the toonamint "simultaneously" on the TV set and the computer, via the Live feed at Masters.org.

Sometimes, Live was ahead of the TV.

Sometimes, the TV was ahead of Live.

The TV *rarely* acknowledged that the stuff I'd already seen on Live was not, in fact, live on the TV.

[RJ_Daley]

That is an interesting point.  I never tried to watch the web and TV.  It sure speaks to how much is riding on the need to package and shine up the broadcast and maybe cross the line of manufacturing;  'spontaneity'?     <--- note how I can't quite write my emotions into the prose.

oops, gotta get to tee time...ta ta