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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5080754, member: 1969"] As an aside I'm not cheering against the guy. I'm just not cheering for him any more than normal. He made a mistake, its not a big one. Perhaps I am cheering more for the storyline though .. I am interested follower - it certainly adds some interest. There is any easy PR way out of this - Have Scottie agree to a two day golf school for underprivileged kids as community service. Of course that comes down to how arrogant the police force wants to be. I would say the worst thing to do is get Jay Monahan involved. Plus he's not part of the PGA of America which is the host of the tournament, not the PGA tour. He's negative value at this point from a PR perspective He screwed up re. LIV, in big part because of lazy e-mails that hanged the PGA legally from a monopoly viewpoint. Then he continues to **** over the Canadian Open. [/QUOTE]