If he doesn't shoot in the 80's after getting rid of the swing, he won't get invited to any more celeb outings

Wondered the same thing...and found an answer...somewhat(In other words,it makes very little sense to me,but to the powers that be in TV programming,not the producers,but the CENSORS,it makes perfect sense).

If you notice,if it is not on one of the premier movie channels,it is censored to remove offensive language and any other content that is deemed unsuitable for children,although most of the people that watch these kinds of shows are adults,and in most cases have the option of parental controls over what their children can watch.Sadly,most parents do not use these options available to them through their cable or satellite provider,and that is why any show on a basic cable channel are censored.A few exemptions have slipped through this system of logic...consider the "South Park" episode where they tested the censors by saying a certain word a whole bunch of times,something like 200 something times in one half hour episode.Something that outrageous is going to get someone's attention in some government agency,and sure enough it did.

I myself am against this kind of government control over what we can see and listen to,primarily when it comes down to the First Amendment...I grew up around this kind of thing,foul language and such,because I am a golfer.I am even guilty of using this kind of language every now and then,especially on the golf course.

Just because I curse at myself for hitting a bad shot,why should anyone else take offense?...If no children are around.

I can kick myself in the ass anytime I want to,thanks to the First Amendment.

Gee, I missed that South Park episode. But sure agree with your other points.

Anyone know what happened here?
I thought I DVR'd the last episode but it was the same as the previous with them visiting Barkley's house.
They're saying there are new ones starting May 11 but I think I missed one.

Later,

Don't worry......Wednesday nights they usually rerun a good number of them..........

Yep, Wednesday,,, I missed it to !!!!

Well, I caught it Monday night on DVR. He was playing in a charity par 3 in Fla with Andy Bean.
Next episode is supposed to be May 11.
He still has some work to do. :-}

Later,

Yes, work indeed !!! But,,, he has improved !!!

Tommy Parrish stood a couple of hundred feet away and to the right of Charles Barkley as the former NBA star, trapped in golf purgatory, teed off on the sixth hole Thursday at the Regions Charity Classic. Reverting to his infamous golf hitch seen on a Golf Channel television show, Barkley lined the shot directly toward Parrish. Ducking his head helped Parrish, a Jasper resident nervously keeping an eye on his young grandson. But only so much. Whack! The ball struck the back of Parrish's neck. "I've been watching his show and thought his golf game had improved a little bit," Parrish said as he applied ice. "But it hasn't." Barkley's first public golf appearance since he finished taping "The Haney Project" with renowned golf instructor Hank Haney was not what Barkley wanted. To follow Barkley for 18 holes at the CGI Pro-Am was to witness a comedian enjoying the interaction with fans and a competitor fighting demons in a sport he has been unable to conquer. Barkley hit a handful of good shots, but more often, his drives went astray. And the hitch -- a case of full-swing yips that causes laughter from the gallery -- stuck by his side most of the day despite six months of work with Haney.

Sad, looks like he has reverted back !!!