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One Response
The broadcasting of the ISPS Handa World Invitational could be better if they had chosen to show all of the shots from all of the top 10 players from each of the competitions as they happen as much as possible, male or female. The competition format is great and exciting, but the programming decisions (or decisions to follow which player) could have been better. As it were, for example, we did not get to see more complete shots from Pajaree, Atthaya, Wichanee, and others in the top 10, and we missed most of the shots from the eventual male winner Daniel Gavins. At least, like most viewers, I was at the edge of my seat rooting for Pajaree and Atthaya!