Today's Twitter Tiff...Capitalism Edition
/I'll just put them in order and let you decide the victor!
When you come to think of it that is the secret of most of the great holes all over the world. They all have some kind of a twist. C.B. MACDONALD
I'll just put them in order and let you decide the victor!
Hey, I just screen capture these things but he is contradicting his Captain, and it's only Monday.
So no Tweets about your team knickname's for Monty this week? Ahhh...bummer!
James Corrigan writes that Poulter was busy Tweeting Sunday, including several items on a bogus fire alarm going off, but filed his story before the above message went out:
Although those such as Poulter have entered arguments with supporters on Twitter before, as individual sportsmen they have not been silenced. Poulter fired off a dozen or so tweets as soon as he was the first player to check in at Celtic Manor on Sunday and has long raved about the social website as a "brilliant way to keep the fans informed". How he will feel about the blackout is unclear.
Meanwhile, David Dusek says Corey Pavin's Twitter ban is a big mistake.
Uh Monty, you might want to rethink this answer. Someone get Guy Kitchings on the phone and have him tell his client that he does Tweet!
But first thing a week from today, I'm sure Tweeting will be all over the place. (Laughter).
A few of you wrote in wondering why I was throwing a #amexgolf on my Tweets from Pebble Beach. No, I have not signed a sponsorship deal. The reason is fairly simple. In AmEx's on-course experience this year fans have the chance to send Tweets or post on Facebook (and check messages). Their submissions are automatically tagged and posted on a running board in the Amex Experience. It makes for fun viewing. They're also offering instruction there, but so far I've passed up the chance out of sympathy to the onsite instructors.
For some reason my Tweets aren't appearing today, so here's a feed courtesy of Twitter. Because I know you're just dying to read my play by play of Tiger's press conference.
Granted, the evidence is thin, but how many tournaments would provoke this kind of passion...
Who knew laptops were so fragile?
It's the language barrier, that's it!
Ian Poulter apologizing today for using "yids" to describe a sports team. I'm sure it's a British thing, but that one's a no-no here in the Good Ole USandA.
Geoff Shackelford is a Senior Writer for Golfweek magazine, a weekly contributor to Golf Channel's Morning
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