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In Paul Azinger, NBC gets Johnny Miller candor, but delivered its own way
In succeeding the legendary Johnny Miller, Paul Azinger hopes to enlighten in the same way, even if it means ruffling a few feathers.Continue Reading
Where does Johnny Miller rank among favourite golf analysts? We asked
The news of Johnny Miller’s retirement from NBC/Golf Channel is a fitting occasion to put Miller’s popularity in perspective.Continue Reading
Johnny Miller to retire from NBC/Golf Channel after one more event; Paul Azinger to be named replacement
From winning some of golf’s biggest events to talking about them, Johnny Miller has carved out a special place in golf history.Continue Reading
Golf Channel trio takes USGA to task for U.S. Open course setup: ‘Sadly, we took a step back’
When you’re looking for unfettered analysis of a controversy, in this case the setup of Shinnecock Hills for the third round of the U.S. Open on Saturday, best to look elsewhere than the rights holder, Fox Sports, and its long-term contract to air USGA events.Continue Reading
Despite March Madness, API outdraws three 2017 majors in TV ratings thanks to Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy
Who needs buzzer-beaters or historic upsets. The real madness this March is happening on the PGA Tour.Continue Reading
For those of you wondering where Johnny Miller is, don’t fret, he’ll be back soon
It was like old times on Saturday as golf fans flocked to their couches to watch weekend coverage of Tiger Woods. But as much as the 14-time major champ provided flashbacks of his old form, there was something missing. Someone, to be exact.Continue Reading
Tiger Mania: The media hype, fans’ hope in the run-up to Tiger Woods’ latest comeback
Is it possible we're all just a little too excited about Tiger Woods' return?Continue Reading
This stat concerning TV coverage of this year’s major championships should have golf fans encouraged
The TV networks are showing more golf in their Major broadcasts and everyone is happy. Well, almost everyone.Continue Reading
Johnny Miller to stay in booth for at least one more season
By Joel Beall Johnny Miller’s not ready to ride into the sunset. According to the AP’s Doug Ferguson and Golfweek, the 70-year-old is returning for at least one more season with NBC Sports. “I was ready to retire at the end of the year, to be real honest with you,” ...Continue Reading
