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Major coup by TGC, IMO. His interaction with Chamblee, Nobilo and Tillman will be very interesting.
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13. Need a laugh? Or a lot of them? According to Golf Digest, funnyman David Feherty -- he can make Q-18 chuckle with one quick look -- will be added to The Golf Channel's lineup. He'll be on telecasts and have a show of his own. Can't wait. Can't tell you how much fun it was to sit next to him and Sam Torrance at lunch every day at the Masters a few years ago. Laughed the whole time. He's serious, too, though, especially about sobriety and his advocacy for wounded veterans.
He'll still do his CBS schedule also.
Per Golfdigest.com
KAPALUA, Hawaii -- David Feherty is adding to his on-air duties in 2011.
The long-time CBS golf broadcaster is bringing his irreverent personality to Golf Channel, sources told Golf World.
No contract details are available, but sources indicated it is a multi-year deal that might be structured by the number of days Feherty works, an arrangement similar to that by which Nick Faldo, the CBS lead analyst, appears on Golf Channel. Feherty's duties are to include both live tournament coverage as well as hosting his own show, the contents of which are not known but are sure to include his special brand of humor that has made him a popular fixture on CBS since he joined that network full time in 1997. He recently re-signed with CBS Sports and will continue on that network's live golf coverage.
A native of Northern Ireland, Feherty, 52, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2010, and he is a tireless charitable worker on behalf of wounded U.S. service personnel
Quick 18
13. Need a laugh? Or a lot of them? According to Golf Digest, funnyman David Feherty -- he can make Q-18 chuckle with one quick look -- will be added to The Golf Channel's lineup. He'll be on telecasts and have a show of his own. Can't wait. Can't tell you how much fun it was to sit next to him and Sam Torrance at lunch every day at the Masters a few years ago. Laughed the whole time. He's serious, too, though, especially about sobriety and his advocacy for wounded veterans.
He'll still do his CBS schedule also.
Per Golfdigest.com
KAPALUA, Hawaii -- David Feherty is adding to his on-air duties in 2011.
The long-time CBS golf broadcaster is bringing his irreverent personality to Golf Channel, sources told Golf World.
No contract details are available, but sources indicated it is a multi-year deal that might be structured by the number of days Feherty works, an arrangement similar to that by which Nick Faldo, the CBS lead analyst, appears on Golf Channel. Feherty's duties are to include both live tournament coverage as well as hosting his own show, the contents of which are not known but are sure to include his special brand of humor that has made him a popular fixture on CBS since he joined that network full time in 1997. He recently re-signed with CBS Sports and will continue on that network's live golf coverage.
A native of Northern Ireland, Feherty, 52, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2010, and he is a tireless charitable worker on behalf of wounded U.S. service personnel
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