You’re Bubba Watson. You just won the Masters. You’re wearing the coveted green jacket walking the streets of New York. You’d think someone would notice right?

Nope. Not a single person. I’m not sure if that’s an indictment on Bubba, the Masters, or New Yorkers in general. The tournament ]]>

Nope. Not a single person. I’m not sure if that’s an indictment on Bubba, the Masters, or New Yorkers in general. The tournament did have a low TV rating this year (down 22%), so that could be a factor.

Otherwise, I’m just going to blame self-absorbed Gothamites. Seems only fair.

What’s the best way to get some attention for real estate you want to unload? Well, for one, win the Masters and take it from there. Bubba Watson is selling his 5,000 square foot North Carolina home for $1.45 million. The estate]]>

What’s the best way to get some attention for real estate you want to unload? Well, for one, win the Masters and take it from there. Bubba Watson is selling his 5,000 square foot North Carolina home for $1.45 million. The estate has been on the market since February but has not attracted buyers…yet. Watson’s newfound popularity may change that. The home features four bedrooms, five bathrooms, lake access, a pool and spa and an office with a Dan Marino memorabilia (jersey not included). Take a look at these photos.

At the conclusion of yesterday’s Masters tournament, Bubba Watson had 306,000 followers on Twitter. A mere 18 hours later and he’s at 460,000. As has always been the case with Watson he responds to individual fan tweets. Every one of them. No really, here’s a ]]>

At the conclusion of yesterday’s Masters tournament, Bubba Watson had 306,000 followers on Twitter. A mere 18 hours later and he’s at 460,000. As has always been the case with Watson he responds to individual fan tweets. Every one of them. No really, here’s a screenshot of his Twitter page.

You gotta hand it to him. Guy just won the Masters, had a kid two weeks ago and yet takes the time to answer fan messages. A true people’s champ in every sense of the word. So, move over Phil Mickelson. You’re not the only “lefty” adored by fans.

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The NHL All-Star game was as high scoring as one could anticipate with the lack of checking and defense that regularly occurs during the annual affair. Team Lidstrom just edged out Team Staal ]]>

Guyism’s daily look at what’s hot in the world of sports.

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The NHL All-Star game was as high scoring as one could anticipate with the lack of checking and defense that regularly occurs during the annual affair. Team Lidstrom just edged out Team Staal 11-10. The highlight of the weekend for many was seeing the Sedin twins playing on opposite teams for the very first time in their lives. And yes, that goes all the way back to their days as toddlers.

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A lefty came out on the top of the Farmers Insurance Open this weekend at Torrey Pines. Unfortunately for the prodigal son and San Diego native Phil Mickelson, he was not that lefty. Free-swinging Bubba Watson who is regularly the longest driver on tour these days hit a 12-foot breaking putt for birdie on 18 to seal the win over Mickelson. The victory vaulted Watson into the top 20 for the very first time in his career with 4.14 worldwide points.

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It wasn’t that Duke lost a game on the road to a lowly Big East team like St. John’s. It’s that they were completely dominated and at times, looked like a team not worthy of a #1 tournament seed this year. As the Blue Devils repeatedly tried to press in the second half to make up for the 21-point deficit, St. John’s routinely beat it and ended up with 21 assists on 32 made baskets.

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Larry Bird finally decided enough was enough and let go of head coach Jim O’Brien yesterday. O’Brien’s tenure was a tumultuous one as he dealt with the loss of core players during the previous regime. But he was never able to pick up any steam never winning more than 36 games in a season while the East was considered a weaker conference. His 121-169 record is abysmal but these days in the NBA, it should be enough to get him another job somewhere.

In case you’re not a golf fan, we’ll give you a quick summary of the travesty that took place at the PGA Championship yesterday.

Going into the final hole, Dustin Johnson had a 1 shot lead over the field. He hit a wayward tee shot to the right into the ]]>

In case you’re not a golf fan, we’ll give you a quick summary of the travesty that took place at the PGA Championship yesterday.

Going into the final hole, Dustin Johnson had a 1 shot lead over the field. He hit a wayward tee shot to the right into the gallery. As he approached his ball, the throng of people separated so he could hit. The area around the ball can only be described as a dirt patch. Spectators had been standing on it for 4 straight days.

Johnson hit and somehow salvaged bogey to force a playoff. But that’s when the fireworks took place. The PGA ruled that Johnson grounded his club in a bunker. Johnson didn’t dispute grounding the club, however, he certainly disputed whether or not it was a bunker. Apparently though, the PGA had informed players before the tournament started that waste bunkers were all over the course and they should treat everything as such.

Johnson lost out on a playoff, a chance to win his first major and close to a million dollars in winnings. Several PGA pros from both the men and women’s side expressed their feelings on Twitter. Some expressed their sympathies to Johnson, others like John Daly and Stuart Appleby were downright livid with the PGAs ruling.

John Daly

Stuart Appleby

Bubba Watson

Casey Wittenberg

Ian Poulter

Julie Granada

Peter Jacobsen

Stewart Cink

Paul Casey

Vicky Hurst

Trevor Immelman

Natalie Gulbis

Awful Announcing found a gem from the Zurich classic in New Orleans.

After Steve Elkington hits his shot, he begins walking to the green ahead of playing partner Bubba Watson. Listen for Bubba’s reaction.