Uh, what. First of all, I know exactly who Johnny Miller is and what kind of career he had. That doesn't excuse absurd behavior. And his career was really shaky. Also, Gary Player had a ten times better career and the man is a nutcase.
Seeing a shot start left and saying I think he pulled it is neither impressive nor relevant to what I'm saying. What I'm talking about is the many times he takes a stance on something only when he has seen the result. Like for example, and there are 100s of examples, when Aaron Baddely went for that green on the back nine today in two and came up way short. Only after the shot was a disaster did Johnny say "If I was his caddy I wouldn't have let him hit that shot." He only said that because it didn't work out. He doesn't say anything like that beforehand because he's to much of a coward to risk being wrong. But after the fact he claims to be an all knowing expert. It's pathetic. And it's also pathetic that more people don't realize this.
Another time today. Mickelson had about a ten foot putt on one of the final holes that broke about a foot right. Miller, like a clueless Ken Venturi, says the put is inside right. The putt is more like outside 1 foot left. Then Phil doesn't play enough break and it misses right. Then amazingly Miller says "it just didn't break." And he acts like Phil is probably an idiot who could use some putting lessons from him despite Phil being one of the greatest putters of all time and Johnny Miller being a really horrible putter. If you have todays round on tivo / dvr. Go back and look at those two (and more) shots for giggles.
I love Faldo, Feherty, and McCord. Johnny Miller and Gary Koch make me want to vomit on my living room floor.
