Report details toxic culture for women at Golf Channel: “It was just a boys club.”
You can't fix a culture overnight, but it also doesn't fix itself.
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PGA Tour to partner with Amazon Web Services, promises expanded digital coverage
In addition to Every Shot Live, the Tour and AWS will build out an on-demand content library.
Idiots are mad on Twitter about the ‘right’ way for golfers to honor Tiger Woods
We can't just appreciate things?
After Justin Thomas’ emotional reaction to Tiger Woods’ crash, a reporter asked him about the greens this week
A question about the greens this week right after Thomas' comments on the Woods news wasn't exactly reading the room.
Jim Nantz did his best to get Tiger Woods to reveal his return timeline
Nantz took advantage of what's normally a puff segment and actually tried to get some real news.
Phil Mickelson laying groundwork for broadcasting career as agent floats a timeline for transition to the booth
According to a Front Office Sports piece, Mickelson wants to work in broadcasting within the next 12-24 months. Is that feasible for a network?
Patrick Reed immediately put the new CBS golf rules expert to the test
The problems with CBS using (or being forced to use) a non-independent rules expert was exposed almost immediately.
CBS announces changes to golf presentation, including a constant leaderboard
Please also show more live golf shots.
NBC devoted an absurd amount of LPGA final round coverage to male “celebrities”
NBC made some very weird choices for Sunday's final round, and it felt like a wasted opportunity.
Trey Wingo embracing new opportunity after leaving ESPN
Former ESPN star is embracing “a whole other world."
Trey Wingo will call golf for PGA Tour Live, beginning with the Farmers Insurance Open Jan. 28
Wingo previously hosted ESPN coverage of the U.S. Open and the Open Championship.
David Feherty’s talk show, ‘Feherty,’ will not be renewed by Golf Channel
Feherty will still be part of NBC and Golf Channel's tournament coverage.
HBO’s ‘Tiger’ needs two parts to tell Tiger Woods’ complex story, making him a great but sad figure
Part 1 is more golf-focused, while Part 2 looks more at the person.
