In a week when Bubba Watson got all the publicity a golfer could ever ask for -- and rightfully so -- it was nice to see Charlie Rose interview Yani Tseng on PBS last night. Rose was clearly smitten with the charming world No. 1, telling her she was a pleasure to talk to and that she could have a career in stand-up comedy if she wants to.
The interview revealed an interesting nugget that perfectly exemplifies the competitive spirit of Yani Tseng: After watching the final round of the Masters, she went out to the driving range to see if she could copy the 90-degree hook wedge Watson used to win the tournament. It's not clear whether she perfected it or not, but odds are she kept trying till she had it down pat.
Here's a video of the interview:
--Stina Sternberg
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