NBC says Sunday at Travelers drew 4.2 million viewers; Yankees-Red Sox followed and did 4 million. Day started with KPMG Women's PGA that got its most for final round since 2005 (Annika's second straight major) at 1.4 million.
When the PGA Tour needed someone to help unveil its new format, it turned to its biggest star, warts and all. Tiger Woods helped shape the tour now and in the future.
But did he need to be there in these troubled times? On an eternal codependence.
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Good read here. Worth pointing out that the loyal Arnie fans were so mean-spirited to Jack at Oakmont that Jack's father Charlie wanted to go after a few of them, but he was physically restrained by none other than @OhioStateFB coach Woody Hayes. Ah, the good old days.
A U.S. Open champion facing a "hostile gallery" and "caustic comments?" That was Jack Nicklaus in '62 when he beat Arnie at Oakmont. "Hostile" had a different meaning then.
Wyndham Clark showed his toughness as the US Open champion Long Island didn't want https://t.co/r8Ad1VAEu2
Mitchell the only guy not to shoot over par at Shinnecock this week. 70-70-70-70. Curtis Strange also had all four rounds at 70 at Oakmont in 1994 when it was a par 71.
One kid yelled “don’t choke Wyndham” when it was his turn to hit on 4. Security moved in and he was gone. Think his badge said he was a members’ kid. Suspect he hasn’t been told no very often.
Not sure if it's been done since then, but Curtis Strange went 70-70-70-70 at Oakmont in 1994. Keith Mitchell could match that. Doesn't come with a trophy, though