John Daly has had a rough couple of So, yeah, Tiger Woods he is not, at least in terms of motivation and image that the PGA wants to present. Which may explain why he's currently serving a six-month suspension from the game of golf.
John Daly says he has been suspended for six months by the PGA Tour for conduct that included spending a night in a jail to sober up.Of course, I originally thought he should be jailed for charging $75 per autographed glossy, but hey, some people have different feelings about highway robbery.
Daly told The Associated Press on Wednesday that his suspension is "not fair in reality, but it's probably fair in perception."
The two-time major champion has not played on the tour since he missed the cut Oct. 17 in Las Vegas.
As far as Big John's excuse goes though, it's a pretty common tenant for people of his ilk to blame "perception", since that generally involves blaming anything other than "yourself" for the various problems that life likes to sling in your direction. Hopefully, he's not going to "solve" this problem by spending more time at Hooters. That won't be good for anyone, bloggers excepted.
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12-31-2008 @ 3:06PM
bigflyer said...
Big John is certainly a likeable character and for all his excesses, he is pretty good with fans (except those with clicking cameras)
I wish that he would sober up, get his life in control, work at his game, and come back on the Tour.
For a fascinating chapter on JD, read Rick Reilly's book "Who's Your Caddy"
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12-31-2008 @ 8:36PM
Tom said...
Every morning at the bar you could see him arrive,
He stood 5 foot 10 and weighed 385,
Kind of broad at the belly, and dense between the ears,
Everybody knew you didn't give no beers to Big John.
Big John, Big John, Big Bad John.
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1-01-2009 @ 1:17PM
AFOSIRET said...
John Daly's life has been on public display for quite some time. He has played some great golf, done many positive things to benefit others, made many bad choices and seems to live his life on his own terms.
I believe John has great abilities and potential, if he chooses to make the most of them. Either way, good luck John. I hope to see you back at the top of your game.
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