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Sergio Garcia apologized for saying he would "serve fried chicken" while making a joke about having Tiger Woods over for dinner.

He's giving strange answers to the UK press t

Sergio Garcia apologized for saying he would ''serve fried chicken'' while making a joke about having Tiger Woods over for dinner.

In case you missed it, here is the official video announcement by USGA President Glen Nager on the decision to ban anchoring as of January 1, 2016. And below is the full transcript of Nager’s announcement. I add it because he concisely  addresses nearly every argument against the ban I’ve heard. They obviously put a lot of thought into  this. Good morning, everyone. Related posts: Anchoring the golf club will be banned from January 1, 2016 Golf’s ruling bodies announce a ban on anchoring. The USGA and... R&A and USGA deem anchoring illegal – in 2016 Anchors away! Surprise, surprise. The R&A and USGA have finally... Your guide to the new anchoring rule: pictures and video Not content with text? Try this video or poster view...

The Oklahoma coaches told their players there was no need for bad attitudes or hanging heads at the NCAA Championship -- they can play in honor of the tornado victims back home.

Tim Clark confirmed news that probably won’t come as a surprise to officials at the PGA Tour, U.S. Golf Association and R&A. “We do have legal counsel,” he said. “We’re going to explore our options. We’re not going to just roll over and accept this.”

Like every equipment ban in the past, the anchor ban has inspired designers to pursue new alternatives:

The regular season is over.  The Pack finishes a half game back of Atlantic Divsion Champs FSU.  Lotsa “what if’s” and “woulda, shoulda, coulda’s” that could be pointed to. But here at SFN, we’re all about being optimistic and looking forward The post-season is where it’s at.  Time to make some noise. - The 2013 [...]

Fuzzy, I have Sergio Garcia on line one, he wants to know what he's gotten himself into now.

Let’s not kid ourselves. The ban on an anchored putting stroke, to start in 2016, would seem to focus on “sport” rather than “game.” On competition rather than recreation. On game-face golf rather than social golf.