by dz
I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM W/ MOST COMMENTATORS, PARTICULARLY ENJOY MILLER AND FINCH. I AM TIRED OF THE ONE CERTAIN NETWORK THAT OD'S ON PUTTING. I THINK A CRUCIAL PUTT SHOULD BE SHOWN, BUT PUTTING CONTESTS ARE HELD AT THE LOCAL "MINIS" WEEKLY. I WANT TO SEE SHOTS.

by bill porteous
Suggest you send most of the US golf commentators, with the exception of Miller, Baker Finch and McCord, to the European Tour to watch and listen to the European coverage. The reason golf tv ratings are dropping are due in part to boring commentators and broken coverage with shots of water, trees and a background commentator who sounds right at home reading obituaries. Bring back Ben Wright and Peter Allis!!

by EGule
I actually like both Nantz and Miller. I realize they have distinctly different styles, but there is a place for both.
Miller is the spice since he is a veteran with an opinion. He is right and wrong, but we expect it. I want him to comment on what is going on between the ropes.
Nantz is the storyteller, he sums it all up. He is not there to broadcast WWF. He provides proper respect to sponsors, players and viewers. We want him to pull it all together, Miller on the other hand, is free to pick it all apart.
What is sad is when Lanny Wadkins is to provide some counterpoint to Nantz and we don't get it. Maybe Lanny still feels obliged to lay off a bit, but still feel he holds back too much. Come on Lanny start competing for my attention in the booth!

by Clive Scarff
Just to clarify, putts do move right to left (and left to right). A putt that breaks left, must be hit out to the right first, before it can move left. Therefore, right to left. If it is to go in that is! A "straight to left putt" would be one that was misread as straight, and moved left - inevitably missing the "golf hole" :).