Verne Lundquist on Tiger Woods, The Masters & More w/Rich Eisen | Full Interview | 4/15/19

[@cnb4110]

“In your life have you ever seen anything like that”,my favorite all time Lundquist call!

[@PerryCuda]

"Blocked again, Cody again, Alabama wins."

[@hatcher2262]

I like watching the crowds during the tournament and in today’s society it seemed to be the only time you’ll see everyone happy together. When I watched Tiger Woods take that victory walk on the 18th in Atlanta at the tour Championship, everybody was just happy who were from all walks of life.

[@musicman76enator]

God Bless Verne Lundquist. Class Act. He's a good man. :-)

[@reyybarra390]

Vern, I love this man and his class! He had one of the greatest calls ever with with Tigers chip in on 16 in 2005! Oh, Wow!!! In your life have you seen anything like this!!!!!!

[@captpicard6894]

Verne Lundquist and Jim Nantz ooze class, dignity, and respect for The Masters. Verne’s call in 05 will always be my favorite. His commentary and that shot will forever be linked together. The best shot ever at the Masters will always be linked with the best commentary moment at the Masters, very classy, classy guy, Verne Lundquist😁😁

[@itzanopinion]

That moment..and the call @ Sawgrass #17.."Better than most...better than most"...are my two favorite golf shots/calls I've ever heard! :-)

[@sandranorman5469]

AMEN AMEN AND AMEN

[@TombstoneChris]

It's so nice to see other men admit they cry and get emotional. So many are ashamed. This is the ultimate redemption story. A movie will be made. So if you a cried it proves that you have a soul.

[@musicman76enator]

Amen to that. :-)

[@TombstoneChris]

@THE Rattler You know Hollywood though.

[@MrVader282]

I too was choked up and cried, why did so many feel this way? perhaps the redemption

[@dennissecret2857]

Love Verne Lundquist Talk about a classy guy.

[@erniemcgowin4637]

Vern is such a class act. I was living in Dallas back in the 70’s and he was a local sports caster. He also hosted the local Bowling for Dollars show on Saturday. He has come a long way and is so deserving.

[@fredthompson1674]

“ Oh, Wow !!!! “ my favorite call ever. Thanks Verne.

[@JordansTake35]

"In your LIFE have you seen anything like that?"

[@brmillgr]

Oh. My. Goodness.

[@hendry69]

Over the years, friends and acquaintances would matter-of- fact say"Tiger is done, he won't win another major." I always cautioned them, because I always understood his inner drive and sheer will to succeed. That is why I was not surprised when he won the Masters. I did not predict it, but I understand what's inside of him, therefore it was not surprising.

[@TranelHawkins]

Thanks for the memories!

[@TJ89741]

Uncle Verne is one of the best commentators of all time. Glad he got another shining moment.

[@billbommarito]

The difference between then and now is they aren't taking about who his coach is, what ball is he hitting, or what equipment he is using(all of which are relatively new). I noticed that right away. Not a word about his cut shot practice follow through or his angle of impact being too steep. I also noticed that he's back to the blade putter after using the red mallet last year. I think he switched this spring at some point. Forgot about that. It obviously worked.

[@TheAtsfilms]

Sports Royalty.. Verne The Great!!

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

That was great to listen to guys

[@richardoki8320]

Everyone loves Verne

[@jonathantrauner3742]

Thank you all so much for inspiring my current life’s journey, storytelling writing career, and my post Israeli American immigrant citizenship journey, based in my current hometown of Jerusalem Israel through your films and storytelling; I could have never become the global citizen of love, kindness, compassion, and gratitude I am today and the inspiring storyteller and rising film director of my new film project Superheroic that I am now without you inspiring me to never give up, through your reels of film and cinema. In February 2019, as a present Kol Haneshama Jerusalem progressive Reform Jewish synagogue community member and dual Israeli American citizen of more than three years, I had the esteemed blessing of attending a Jerusalem Cinematheque film screening of Mrs. Nancy Spielberg's film Above and Beyond; I loved watching the film so much, and it inspired me beyond words; Film will always be a part of my heart and soul. 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[@BrentWolgamott]

Bless Verne. Love him.

[@mikerobinson2021]

I didn't know you are a golfer!?

[@MoMoMyPup10]

I have never liked Tiger. But I almost always rooted for him to win. Especially on this comeback trail. It's a strange love/hate. He's just been too good and dominating not to be appreciated. But man, was he so arrogantly unlikable for so long. Nicklaus in '86 was always my favorite golf moment, by far, until Sunday. That, was epic. So far beyond what Nicklaus did it's staggering. I wrote Tiger off years ago, but he rewrote the story, and I'm thankful I was able to witness the greatest feat in pro sports history.

[@PerryCuda]

To be fair, as much as Nicklaus is revered today, he was loathed during the 70's and early 80's. Arnold Palmer was America's beloved son. Nicklaus was the villain and Arnie's army would remind him of it at every tournament. That all changed in 86.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@@PerryCuda -- I would tend to disagree, based on my admitted poor memory. I think Jack was disliked much earlier -- in the 60's and early 70's. Once Arnie became a non-factor people started appreciating Jack a lot more, especially into the 80's when he won at Augusta. And I'm sure none of that carried into the Masters anyway, where they tend to revere all of their champions.

[@PerryCuda]

@@MoMoMyPup10 Agree, that's why I wrote "that all changed in 86." In individual sports, villains are redeemable. See Connors and Navratilova in the 91 US Open. Nicklaus. George Foreman, now vs. 70's. I wouldn't say Tiger ever belong to that group, however, as he was never disliked or booed by fans. His redemption comes from injury and self-inflicted failures off the course.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

@James Fondren -- No doubt. Golf demands it. It's a sport the weak minded can't handle.

[@gullybop1695]

Momo...you say you never liked Tiger??? May I ask why?? How well do you know the man to make such a harsh statement????

[@chrisbrimhall6323]

I agree with Verne on the change of Tiger. The old Tiger Yes was unbelievable winner of tournaments, but he was not a gracious man on many levels. I was not a fan back then of Tigers, now it appears Tiger has smelled the roses of life and seems to realize that family and friends are the real trophies in life. He is now gracious to fans and his fellow golf competitors

[@MrThrock09]

Respectful Vern, Jack DID NOT have major physical obstacles to over come NONE. Tigers win is significantly more impressive … Fast forward Tiger stays healthy and wins his 8th green jacket 🧥 at 46 yrs. old. Tiger wins a total of 24 MAJORS !!!

[@gullybop1695]

I agree! This win trumps any other golf win. This is the Greatest victory ever!!!

[@xxxxbigrich5752]

30 on the back nine sheesh God like

[@Wesimm23]

Love you Verne ❤️❤️

[@johnperrigo6474]

Verne is the best!

[@drewhendley]

YES SIR!

[@markneely5786]

In your LIFE!!!

[@jackiepaper6464]

Tiger has grown up. A little humility and grace go along way.

[@gerardfraser]

@019 is the best

[@bustabass9025]

TYY-GUHH...TYY-GUHH...TYY-GUHH!👑

[@johnberger5539]

Verne - "than me" ?? I'm sure you meant "than I".

[@jackbatts1074]

Oh my,in your life,have you seen anything like that,,great call

[@Shabeck1]

Class Act!

[@neocitran9996]

Don't know if Tiger will pass Jack. Tiger has made it so difficult on himself. There are far more players who play golf, there are far more players who are fit and hit the ball a mile because of Tiger's influence. Tiger could be average and win, now Tiger has to play really well to win. Say his health is perfect and he gets 7 more years. 28 attempts to get 4 more? The other majors require you to keep it in the fairway much more, but hey, you never know.

[@SirTylerGolf]

The open and the us open? Sure, but the PGA doesnt require extreme accuracy off the tee

[@MichaelLesesne]

1st off, Tiger may get to 17 this yeast! 2nd tiger doesn't have to pass Jack to claim the title of best ever, which he is.

[@chrisk8187]

He's still functioning ..........?

[@bryantennyson4694]

" Who the hell is Happy Gilmore?"

[@jamesruckman4294]

Not any of the endless talking heads who think so much of themselves brought up Tiger at 3:45 in the morning up doing what he needed to still compete, they talk all day about the three same subjects management prearranged and do no homework needed to do a good job. Speaking of what Tiger has to do to play, does that make anybody realize how silly it is to talk about 18?

[@skiploredo6818]

Vern has more class in his little toe then the goofball Colin cowherd has in his whole body!

[@johnperrigo6474]

What does Colin Cowherd have to do with it?

[@skiploredo6818]

@@johnperrigo6474 if you don't know the difference between the class of Vern and goofball Colin I don't have the time to educate you

[@jadezee6316]

WIND BAG..

[@jimc8523]

Why do I find Rich Eisen to be so annoying? He ruined this for me.