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**Uzezqelj** · 09-11-2009, 04:56 PM

Like you say, opinions are just that.... opinions. I happen to far prefer Johnny Miller to Faldo... In fact I find Faldo a good reason to switch from golf to something else. I really DON'T like him. That's just my opinion.

I think that Chamblee is a decent analyst, he's a good speaker, and it's his job to do those things. If he isn't doing them then there is a lot of dead air, he gets fired, and someone else maybe even less qualified is babbling into the microphone. What do you really what after all? Just picture and lots of silence? It ain't gonna happen.

Actually, what I would like is the way they do it on the European Tour; Renton Laidlaw, one other guy, very little "chit chat" and lots of golf.

The model exists, all they need to do here is follow it.

As far as preferences go, I really like Johnny Miller too and from an analyst's point of view, there are none better. I like Faldo just as much, but for different reasons. He's astute, but not in such a didactic way as Miller - it's more like listening to a friend who really knows his stuff and has some funny stories to go with it.

-JP

09-11-2009, 04:56 PM	#10
Uzezqelj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 585 Senior Member	Like you say, opinions are just that.... opinions. I happen to far prefer Johnny Miller to Faldo... In fact I find Faldo a good reason to switch from golf to something else. I really DON'T like him. That's just my opinion. I think that Chamblee is a decent analyst, he's a good speaker, and it's his job to do those things. If he isn't doing them then there is a lot of dead air, he gets fired, and someone else maybe even less qualified is babbling into the microphone. What do you really what after all? Just picture and lots of silence? It ain't gonna happen. Actually, what I would like is the way they do it on the European Tour; Renton Laidlaw, one other guy, very little "chit chat" and lots of golf. The model exists, all they need to do here is follow it. As far as preferences go, I really like Johnny Miller too and from an analyst's point of view, there are none better. I like Faldo just as much, but for different reasons. He's astute, but not in such a didactic way as Miller - it's more like listening to a friend who really knows his stuff and has some funny stories to go with it. -JP
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