Verne Lundquist reveals what Tiger Woods told him on 16 during Masters final round
"I will treasure that forever."
"I will treasure that forever."
These two certainly go way back.
Iconic CBS broadcaster Verne Lundquist called two famous Masters moments the top two calls from his legendary career.
"...If I didn't get that interview with him in '98, my entire life is different."
"I really haven't been able to hit drives off my legs very often."
Woods signed with Nike when he turned pro at 21. Now, he's moving on.
"Great to see him and the other players. Good for the spirits."
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The ratings dip has a very simple explanation: Tiger Woods.
While 54 holes remain to be played at the 2023 Masters, the first 18 holes set up a lot of intrigue for the weekend in Augusta.
"I was offended, to be totally honest with you. As a woman, I was shocked."
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"The objection here is not within golf, it’s the idea of the Saudi royal family."
"Back off a little bit and give me some breathing space!"
"Tiger, he got eulogized, man."
The joyful story hasn’t caused Woods to lose any of his competitive spirit
"I don’t know how fast he runs..."
"Shooting this series was some of the most fun I’ve ever had filming on the golf course. Each guest brought a unique perspective on life, both professionally and personally."
"He didn’t want to do it, and I totally understand his situation. There is a lot going on in his world right now and there’s also a part of Tiger that doesn’t want to become this, I don’t want to, for lack of a better word, a sideshow at an event where we should be concentrating on what’s happening."