I watch the Feherty show each week, usually taped to watch at my convenience.  I would say all of the shows are pretty tame. Daivid Feherty does not seem to have an agenda to embarass his guests. It seems to me that the guest are shown exactly the way that they (guest) want. Greg Norman obviously had and has an issue with Tiger not meeting with him when he moved to Jupiter, like greg is the "Godfather of South Florida or something". The famous incident between Ken Venturi and Arnold Palmer at the 1958 Masters or even some of Ken's rules calls during telecasts were not covered or mentioned much. Bill Clinton will be guest at future show, and do you think David will ask anything about the Monica L incident?

Frankly, I'm not sure that it does much for Tiger, unless he just wants to do it for David. The audience for TGC would be people that are probably set in their opinions of Tiger - for better or worse.  I would certainly like to see it, softball quesitons or not.

What would give you any idea that Tiger wouldn't insist that he have complete control over what topics could be discussed? That's been his modus operandi for a very long time. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that I'd want Feherty to dredge up all the garbage that led up to Tiger's run-in with the fire hydrant, nor would I expect that whole mess to even be fair game. OK, let's agree to keep that off limits, but let Feherty ask whatever he wants otherwise, without Tiger imposing any other restrictions. Even with the knowledge that Feherty is fair-minded and would do nothing to try to embarass him, I'd be shocked if Tiger would agree to sit down with him...unless, of course, he could have absolute control over what is asked. We'll just have to watch and see if happens...and, if so, under what restrictions.

Sr. and tcn,

Tiger used to do interviews all the time.  

softball questions mostly.

no matter.   his fans loved it. 

i don't care that he calls certain things

off limits. 

i just like to see the interviews.  

:-)

TIGER WOODS IS THE BEST!

I always enjoy his interviews. Think if he was on DF show it would be really funny, even if he wrote the questions.

Sr.

i wouldn't mind watching an interview between he and Feherty @ all.

as long as Feherty plays by the rules.  and you know that would be a

challenge to him.   lol !!!

but if he asked something that Tiger did not like anyway.................

Tiger would just stare him down and Feherty would say something

funny ..............  or  ......................   crazy and move on to the next

question.  

yeah.  it would have to be taped, because we wouldn't want Tiger

to get up and walk out of the interview.   lol !!!

:-)

TIGER WOODS IS THE BEST!

Hi UPT:

Don't get me wrong, I would love to see a Feherty show with Tiger.  Whether it was his questions, agenda, or whatever, it would be a highly watched show. And yes, I remember some of the early Tiger appearances on TGC.  In the current golf world, Tiger could get time every week on TGC, ESPN, or probably most news channels, if he wanted it. I'm pretty sure that Tiger would like to express his side on many issues and perhaps one day after he retires from competitive golf, we'll hear those thoughts.  

yeah, tcn

back in the day, Tiger did so many talk show interviews.

Larry King,  Oprah Winfrey,  the morning news shows,

The night talk shows, the morning talk shows, and various others.

and that's not even including any sports interviews.  

and you are right.   even today, he can still name

a time and a place for an interview, and we will all be

there listening.  and of course any network would LOVE

to have him. 

and as a fan, i just loved watching the interviews.   yeah.   some of it

was fluff, some of it was product promotion and some

of it was just general information,  and almost everytime

it was, "does Tiger have a girlfriend?"     lol !!!

so yeah.   it was "over - easy" stuff, but i know Tiger

fans just loved it.   and his fans got to see him quite often

in that format. 

but now days.   everything is so antagonistic, because

some media types persist in trying to force him to have

the conversations they want him to have and i think as

a result of it, the other light stuff we got to see quite

often has gone by the wayside. 

but if he decided to do some of those fun, easy type

interviews again, it would be perfectly fine with me.

but yeah. you are right.   if at some time Tiger wants

to share more,  he will still have an interested

audience. 

:-)

TIGER WOODS IS THE BEST!

Larry King and Oprah Winfrey never knew how to ask anything but softball questions. I'll bet Tiger jumped at the chance to be interviewed by either of them.

I would too