CBS golf analyst Dottie Pepper recently shuttered her Twitter account after receiving online criticism for a mistake she made during an on-air interview at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.Pepper was interviewing Scott Brown and Kevin Kisner during a lengthy rain delay that interrupted the final round. She began with a question to Brown, with the pair clinging to a one-shot lead at the time."You've never really been in this position before," Pepper said. "Your partner Kevin has been in position to win golf tournaments and has gotten it done. You have not yet on the PGA Tour. Where's the anxiety level?"Brown tied for second at the Genesis Open earlier this year and alerted Pepper to the fact that he also won the 2013 Puerto Rico Open. Pepper then qualified her point by adding "full-field, regular event." Brown and Kisner went on to lose a playoff to Cameron Smith and Jonas Blixt.The interview clip quickly spread online, and Pepper told SB Nation that she decided to pull the plug on her social media account based on the negative reaction she received."Tired of the idiots," Pepper said. "It is suspended by my own doing; can stay in that status for a year."Pepper, 51, won the ANA Inspiration in both 1992 and 1999 and began working as an on-course reporter in 2005.
A Step in the Right Direction: House Leadership Calls for a Change in the Grandfather Date for the Tobacco Control Act. December 2, 2014 Just before Thanksgiving, Rep. John Boehner (House Speaker), Rep. Kevin McCarthy (House Majority Leader), and Rep. Fred Upton (Chairman of the House Energy & Commerce Committee) cosigned a letter to the
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Dufner back inside OWGR top 30 after Memorial win . Jason Dufner is back inside the top 30 of the Official World Golf Rankings following his three-shot win at the Memorial Tournament.
Cantlay moves into OWGR top 10 with Memorial win - Uncle Bogey's
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McIlroy (70) heads to range late after falling behind Rahm
The Open Boat Quotes Showing 1-17 of 17 "When it occurs to a man that nature does not regard him as important, and that she feels she would not maim the universe by disposing of him, he at first wishes to throw bricks at the temple, and he hates deeply the fact that there are no bricks and no temples."
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AUGUSTA, Ga. - Coming off the worst putting season of his career, Tiger
Tiger's declining putting? 'I can't practice like I used to'
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"I just can't practice like I used to," he said Tuesday at the Masters. "My back gets sore. I just can't log the time that I used to, and that goes with every part of my game." During the prime of his career, Woods' lengthy practice sessions were legendary, but he's needed to scale back his workload because of age and injury.
Tiger uses 'rest day' at Pebble to work on putting - Golf
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Tiger Woods, no stranger to significant injuries himself, was asked Tuesday at the U.S. Open of his thoughts on what happened to Durant: It was sad. As athletes we've all been there to that spot when you just know it, that something just went, and can't move, can't do much of anything. And you can see it on his face, how solemn his face went.
The putts Tiger used to make just aren't going in as much
Justin Thomas had an up-and-down second round that saw him lose his lead, regain it, then lose it again on the final hole. Here's how things stand midway through the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges, the first PGA Tour event in South Korea: Leaderboard: Luke List (-9), Lucas Glover (-8), Scott Brown (-8), Justin Thomas […]
Thomas falls to T4 behind Luke List with 74 at THE CJ CUP
Jordan Spieth put himself right in the mix to win the 2019 PGA Championship with a 66 in Friday's second round to drop his 36-hole score to five-under par. Starting the day tied for ninth place
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Schauffele closed with a 3-under 67 and finished at 14-under 266 to cap a daylong duel with Streb and third-round leader Sebastian Munoz. British Open in two weeks. The leading four players
Schauffele birdies final hole to win Greenbrier Classic
Jordan Spieth faded to a tie for 29th at the AT&T Byron Nelson but believes he's "ready to contend" for the final leg of the career Grand Slam next week.
Spieth 'ready to contend' for final Slam leg at Bethpage
Rahm steps on ball, keeps his cool, saves his par. Jon Rahm was 3 under on his round through 16 holes Friday when he tried to cut too much of the corner at the par-5 eighth and hooked his ball
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Golf's new World Handicap System, which is designed to bring the game of golf under a single set of Rules for handicapping and provide a more consistent measure of players' ability between different regions of the world, remains on track for implementation starting in 2020.
USGA and R&A To Develop Single World Handicap System
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The USGA and The R&A are working with golf's handicapping authorities to develop a single World Handicap System for the game. More than 15 million golfers in over 80 countries presently have a handicap, a numerical index long used as a measure of a golfer's potential skill level.
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Aug 12, 2017 · CHARLOTTE — It wasn't the awkward stance that bothered Louis Oosthuizen as he nestled up to a tree on the left side of Quail Hollow Club's second hole. It was the root he didn't see buried
Louis Oosthuizen overcomes injury scare at PGA Championship
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