Golfweek Uses Lynching Comment to Sell Mags

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First, the background info. As you've surely seen by now, Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman made the horrible, inexcusable mistake of saying the following line about Tiger Woods last week: Tilghman apologized for her comment, owned up to the mistake and is paying the price in the form of a two-week suspension. So, let's move on and not continue to make light of her extremely offensive blunder. Or ... [link]

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Golfweek Takes Kelly Tilghman Comments To A New Low
Published 1/17/2008 by Awful Announcing- at Awful Announcing
I don't even have the words to describe the ridiculousness of this cover that the publication Golfweek has decided to publish for the week of January 19th. Just look for yourself (From The Sporting Blog) ...

'Golfweek' Goes Tabloid With Swinging Noose Image; Tim Finchem Not Happy
Published 1/17/2008 at FanIQ Blog
... an appropriate conclusion." It'd be hypocritical of me to criticize Golfweek for using shock value to generate sales, but a week and a half after the incident to an issue that was bad for golf this cover is in poor taste. Time to heed Tiger Woods' advice -- it's a non-issue (now -- it wasn't then), lets let it go. Finchem rips noose image in 'Golfweek' as 'tabloid' [USA Today] Golfweek Uses Lynching Comment to Sell Mags [Sporting Blog]

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I CAN excuse Kelly Tilghman. She made a mistake. That's all it was in my opinion: a mistake. When the Golf Channel anchor said in a moment of attempted humor, "lynch him in a back alley," in reference to Tiger Woods, it was a mistake. A horribly...