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Dottie Pepper Leaving Golf Channel
Me and Old Man Par —
... GOLFWEEK's Jim McCabe is reporting golf analyst Dottie Pepper has "chosen to leave the Golf Channel and focus solely on her NBC job" in order to "cut back on her heavy workload." ...
Dottie Pepper leaving Golf Channel
Golf Truth & Rumors —
... To cut back on her heavy workload and give a bit more stability to her life, two-time major winner Dottie Pepper has chosen to leave the Golf Channel and focus solely on her NBC job. It's an understandable move, given that in 2009 Pepper worked 35 tournaments between the Golf Channel and NBC. That's a lot of airports, security lines and hassles -- and too little time at home -- which is where Pepper would like to be more often now that she's moved back to the upstate New York area. Read the entire story at golfweek.com ...
Volume Two Hundred Thirteen
The Sand Trap —
... After taking part in seemingly every event in 2009, Dottie Pepper has decided to leave behind the Golf Channel to focus solely on her NBC gig. [Link] ...
Dottie Pepper Wants To Spend More Time Away From Brian Hammond
GeoffShackelford.com —
Jim McCabe notes Pepper's decision to step down from her Golf Channel duties and while she'll be missed during their major championship coverage, a commenter on the Golfweek notes that on the eve of the new LPGA television contract with Golf Channel, "the LPGA really needs her and good announcing now more than ever."
Less Pepper on GolfChannel
Avid Golfer —
... But her schedule has her working some 35 events between NBC and GolfChannel events and that's apparently too much. So, she'll concentrate on the NBC gig. ...
Less Pepper on GolfChannel
Avid Golfer —
... But her schedule has her working some 35 events between NBC and GolfChannel events and that's apparently too much. So, she'll concentrate on the NBC gig. ...
Less Pepper on GolfChannel
Avid Golfer —
... But her schedule has her working some 35 events between NBC and GolfChannel events and that's apparently too much. So, she'll concentrate on the NBC gig. ...
