Golf Central

So this a definite case of follow-the-leader isn't it ...: I'd say. Your man KJ Choi is rolling over all obstacles ...
Well, that's his name isn't it?: The Tank ...: Yeah. KJ got that nickname because of his squatty, powerful frame, and the fact that as a kid he was a champion weightlifter.
Hmmn. Well, if KJ is a tank, what kind of a tank do you reckon he would be? ...: Surely not one of those flashy modern tanks. He'd be a veteran tank ...
Something Second World War? Old-school? ...: Yeah. Like a Sherman tank. Strong, reliable, durable, and wins a lot of the battles.
What's his secret weapon? ...: KJ is armed with a killer 8-iron which is his aiming with precision at the flagsticks. After his round Saturday, he said: "This week 8-iron is 90 percent good chance."
OK, now that the metaphor game is over, and now that you're through making fun of KJ's diction, can we talk golf? ...: If you insist. To be honest, nobody but KJ have much of a chance of winning this thing. He's just shot the lowest 54-hole score of his already stellar career, and Choi is 4-for-4 when he has the lead going into the last 18.
Somebody's got to be trying, though? ...: Sure. The Kiwi left-hander Tim Wilkinson, a 2007 Q-School grad, shot a beautiful 62 that left him four shots behind KJ. Another shot back are Steve Marino and Kevin Na.
Na, Na, Na, Na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye ...: I swear I'm going to be begging the boss for a non-singing sidekick ...