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CEO - You Could Sign One Player

With the way Snedeker finished last season and has started this season, I would jump all over him. It looks like he has a ton of TV time in his future.
 
I'm with you guys on taking a chance on a youngster on the cheap (or several, but that's not the question). Probably Keegan, but Henley could be there soon with a few solid performances.

Sneds and Kuch are great, but if they were going to be marketing superstars, it would've happened already.
 
I might pick Mahan, or some young european for the Euro & Asian Tour markets.
 
I would go with Sergio or James Hahn. Sergio is the tested Vet with alot of personality (some bad at times) Hahn is the possible young gun coming up with a chance to make a name for him self outside of the gangnam style dance.

If this were supplement companies Vijay would be my guy!!!
 
Castor Hades said:
I might pick Mahan, or some young european for the Euro & Asian Tour markets.
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Thor would be a great choice. As would Matteo. He has a HUGE following in Italy.
 
nicolas colsaerts, i hope he wins often this year
 
Cameron Tringale, get him early and sign a LOOOONG contract, lol.
 
I would have to go with either Sneds or Kuchar
 
Keegan Bradley.

Good looking. American (shouldn't matter, but it helps. Young. Wins. And is long enough off the tee.
 
I would have to sign Brandt Snedeker. Got a great swing, attitude and love for the game.
 
I think it really depends on how you plan to market your brand and the budget you have to work with. I really like the big 2 Bridgestone has but if I was CEO it would have to be Jason Day. Still young with some style and the potential to be a terrific golfer. I think TMAG is using him more which is brilliant.
 
Howzat said:
I think it really depends on how you plan to market your brand and the budget you have to work with. I really like the big 2 Bridgestone has but if I was CEO it would have to be Jason Day. Still young with some style and the potential to be a terrific golfer. I think TMAG is using him more which is brilliant.
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It would be nice if he won something. Recently.
 
Howzat said:
I think it really depends on how you plan to market your brand and the budget you have to work with. I really like the big 2 Bridgestone has but if I was CEO it would have to be Jason Day. Still young with some style and the potential to be a terrific golfer. I think TMAG is using him more which is brilliant.
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That's a good choice, his youth would help for sure.


I wish Siri could speak for me!
 
Howzat said:
I don't think wins are that important, look at Fowler.
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But Fowler is something that Day isn't, which helps in the US market. Fowler is American
 
blugold said:
But Fowler is something that Day isn't, which helps in the US market. Fowler is American
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There are pros and cons to both. I think US consumers find him appealing. Greg Norman has done pretty well for himself in the US market.
 
Howzat said:
There are pros and cons to both. I think US consumers find him appealing. Greg Norman has done pretty well for himself in the US market.
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But he won. A lot.
 
I'd pay Fowler more than Cobra is paying him and take him.

Not on the list, I'm going with Hunter Mahan.
 
JF said:
I'd pay Fowler more than Cobra is paying him and take him.

Not on the list, I'm going with Hunter Mahan.
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You're not supposed to pick from the list.
 
I wonder how many people would be saying Hunter and Kooch if this question was asked a week earlier?
 
Louis Oosthuizen
 
blugold said:
But he won. A lot.
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And this is where as a CEO I think he is perfect to take a chance on. Buy low and sell high. Day had a lousy 2012 but already has 3 top tens and over $1m in winnings in 2013. He is still very young, hits the ball a long ways, is good from the sand and a solid putter.
 
Howzat said:
And this is where as a CEO I think he is perfect to take a chance on. Buy low and sell high. Day had a lousy 2012 but already has 3 top tens and over $1m in winnings in 2013. He is still very young, hits the ball a long ways, is good from the sand and a solid putter.
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You have a point.
 
First name that came to mind for me was Nicolas Colsaerts (spelling?). The way he played in the Ryder Cup and just his overall game, I think he's going to be a force to be dealt with in the near future.
 
I would sign Hunter.
 
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