He was asked if he regretted using that choice of words. McCarron, a three-time winner who missed the cut Friday, said he was not singling out Mickelson for cheating but rather every player who chose to use the old Ping wedges because he felt it violated the spirit of the new rule. The Farmers Insurance Open, the 2010 debut for Mickelson, is the first tournament on network television. The dispute comes at a time when the PGA Tour is trying to return its focus to golf after a troublesome two months involving Woods, its biggest star who is taking an indefinite break while dealing with the fallout from his extramarital affairs. And I think that myself or any other player is allowed to play those clubs because they're approved - end of story." "But it's not up to me or any other player to interpret what the rule is or the spirit of the rule. To change something that has this kind of loophole is nuts," Mickelson said. Mickelson refused to be drawn into a debate with McCarron over his choice of word, but rather criticized the USGA for adopting such a rule change in the first place, especially knowing that this loophole might cause problems.
McCarron's comments resonated across Torrey Pines because "cheating" is considered one of the dirtiest accusations in a sport that prides itself on honesty and players calling penalties on themselves. Under the settlement, any Ping-Eye 2 made before April 1, 1990, remains approved because it takes precedence over any rule change.
The square-groove Ping wedges remain legal, however, because of a lawsuit that Ping filed against the USGA that was settled in 1990. Such grooves now are banned on the PGA Tour because of a new USGA regulation this year that irons have V-shaped grooves. Mickelson is among at least four players at Torrey Pines using a Ping-Eye 2 wedge that was made 20 years ago and has square grooves. "It's cheating, and I'm appalled Phil has put it in play," Scott McCarron said in Friday's edition of The San Francisco Chronicle. If you have questions or need help diagnosing HSI errors when working with your SDA account, email the UITS Research Storage team.SAN DIEGO - Already missing Tiger Woods because of a sex scandal, the PGA Tour headed into another mess Friday when a player accused Phil Mickelson of "cheating" for using wedges that are allowed under a legal technicality. Rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.016/0.016/0.016/0.009 msįor help using HSI commands and options, see the HSI Reference Manual. ping statistics -ġ packets transmitted, 1 received, 0% packet loss, time 999ms In a Unix-like environment, to determine whether your hostname is set correctly, query it using the hostname command, and then use ping to find the IP address for ~]$ ~]$ ping Alternatively, modify either the hostname or the hosts file to make sure the hostname resolves to the public IP address. HPSS_PFTPC_PORT_RANGE='ncacn_ip_tcp'Īs a workaround for a problem involving the local host's hostname and IP address, set the HPSS_HOSTNAME environment variable to the local host computer's public IP address (the one that is meant to be used for data transfers). For example, to set a port range of 50000-51000, on the local host command line, enter: If your firewall requires a specific port range for transfers, before starting HSI, set a port range in the HPSS_PFTPC_PORT_RANGE environment variable. Transfers using this method are less efficient than normal transfers. Use this command only for diagnosing network problems, or in cases when the firewall cannot be disabled. To diagnose or work around a potential firewall problem, use HSI's firewall bypass feature at the HSI prompt, enter: firewall -on This is true also for stand-alone systems that have their hostnames resolve to Private IP addresses associated with their hostnames can't be used for HPSS file transfers. HSI uses the default hostname/IP address for data transfers. The most likely cause of such an error is the use of aĪnother possible cause is a mismatch between your local host's name and its external (public) IP address.
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