The 19th Hole Golf Show - 4/7/09 - Masters, Jimmy Roberts, & John Huggan
by Ryan Ballengee on Apr 7, 2009 9:57 PM EDT
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We kick off the show by talking about the dramatic finish at the Kraft Nabisco Championship and how Brittany Lincicome could be great for the sport. Then, we are joined by Jimmy Roberts of NBC Sports to talk about his new book Breaking the Slump. Finally, Golf World European Correspondent John Huggan joins us to give an update from Augusta National, his picks to succeed, and his thoughts on Augusta National.
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Building off of John and I’s conversation, the golf.com Press Tent blog talks about Harrington under the radar.
Don't make me laugh
Harrington under the radar? How many PGA golfers not named Mickelson or Woods get a Time magazine article written about them?
How many people are seriously talking about Harrington to win his 3rd major in a row? If this were Tiger, every article (not 90% like this week) would be about Woods.
I will agree, though, that it’s almost getting to be popular to say Harrington is under the radar – to the point that he is getting a lot of hype.
by Ryan Ballengee on Apr 8, 2009 12:11 PM EDT up reply actions
If Harrington were playing well…or even a little better than he has…he would be getting more attention. As it is, he hasn’t played well since last year at the PGA, Phil has 2 wins this year (even though they ignore the WR warning about Phil having time for his head to explode as it did in Houston), and Tiger has a top 10 and a win coming in.
Who goes to Time magazine for golf information ?
"this ball will fit in that fairway"
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