The big break

[CMAC]

I used to watch that programme and enjoyed it apart from the American style of coverage but it was still good TV and an amazing prize.

After GM and Pings #PYBC it got me thinking there's surely an opportunity to do the same in this country, it might take a certain Mr Cowell to fund it though but it would be riveting TV never mind the exposure GM (or any sponsoring mag) would gain from it.

Just a thought.

wonder if we'll get a status report from the guys soon on their extra special day.

 

[macca64]

watched a few of these,can sort of remember one lot taking a real dislike to one loud mouth in the group, quite amusing,

 

[Region3]

I've just finished watching all of the old series on The Golf Channel's website, and really enjoyed them.

It's quite easy to find 1 or 2 to dislike early on in each series!

I'd love to have a go at something like that but I've never going to be pro which they have to be.

 

[thecraw]

Briana Vega

The lovely Swedish Mrs Tucker!


I miss that show!

 

[CMAC]

Briana Vega

my daughter..................I never knew I had:smirk:



she must be using the force to balance that flagstick on the shaft

 

[Naybrains]

Nice work Craw, Loving the look of Briana's fun bags.

 

[shewy]

try googling Blair O'Neil big breaks finest female.
I remember watching BB with the annoying guy DD somebody Donatello,how annoying was he?
And 2 gloves Tommy Gainey who is struting his stuff on the PGA tour these days (if he kept his card)
Wish they would put it on again,think it was JJB'S channel and they pulled out or something?

 

[shivas irons]

Really enjoyed the big break europe when they took the guys to St Andrews,remember Tommy Gainey duffing one in the rough at the back of the green on the 18th,I wonder what happened to that hacker !!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I didn't really get into it at all. Too Americanized for my taste and doube D made me want to stick a driver through the screen everytime he opened his trap. Not sure it would ever take off over here as there isn't really enough tension and jepordy for reality TV's liking