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Golf Channel anchor Kelly Tilghman returned to work with an apology and an audio glitch.
Golf Channel anchor Kelly Tilghman returned to work Thursday with an apology and an audio glitch.
Tiger Woods says Golf Channel anchor Kelly Tilghman meant no harm when she used the term "lynch" during television commentary about him, and he regards the issue closed as he returns to work this week.
Ten days after a Golf Channel anchor was suspended for her use of "lynch" in commentary on Tiger Woods, an editor was fired Friday for illustrating the controversy with a noose on the cover of Golfweek magazine.
The editor of Golfweek magazine said he was overwhelmed by negative reaction to the photo of a noose on the cover of this week's issue, illustrating a story about the suspension of a Golf Channel anchor for using the word "lynch" in an on-air discussion about how to beat Tiger Woods.
Golf Channel suspended anchor Kelly Tilghman for two weeks on Wednesday for saying last week that young players who wanted to challenge Tiger Woods should "lynch him in a back alley."
A Magazine Adds to a ControversyThe Golfweek cover, featuring a noose, showed that the Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman comment that one way for young golfers to stop Tiger Woods is to "lynch him in a back alley" is not fading away.
Al Sharpton should butt out -- Tiger Woods can speak for himselfHow long are we going to keep placating and cowtowing to Al Sharpton. Sam Gardner does a great job with this article. It says what needs to be said, and we should take the hint and ignore Al Sharpton. Big Al needs to take his divisive race-baiting somewhere else.
Golf Channel's Big Break does Mesquite, Nevada and skips wonder course Wolf CreekThe USGA rated Wolf Creek the third hardest golf course in the entire U.S., handing it a beyond ridiculous 154 slope rating from the back Stairway to Heaven tees. The Big Break producers might know what they're doing after all.
NBA TV may bounce to Time Warner....Time Warner has surfaced as the leading candidate to take over the running of NBA TV from the league.
Eye-popping Talent, Simmering On-Course Rivalries, Glamorous Get-ups and International Intrigue--it's hard to keep your eye on the ball
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