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Fun moment from Johnny Miller and Jack Nicklaus. Miller was breaking down Jack's swing and comparing it to Scottie Scheffler's. "I've never heard my swing analyzed that way," Nicklaus said. "He was dead on. That was really good."
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Miller annoyed people because he was overly candid & came across as a bit arrogant. But he REALLY knew what he was talking about. I like guys who don’t sugar coat everything, Miller was the best in the booth, and yes, he could over do it on occasion. He respected Jack a lot.

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Johnny Miller was one of the best. A disservice to the game/fans to not have him, McCord and, Kostis on broadcasts any longer.

Growing up, Jack was my golf idol so I paid attention to him as much as I could. I even modeled my swing characteristics after his. (High left heel at the top, high hands, left heel down to start the downswing.). Now, while I was never a fan of Johnny Miller as a player, I respected his career as a commentator and always trusted his knowledge of the swing and the game. I find myself beginning to respect Johnny even more now as we've all gotten to see more of the man Johnny is outside of the game. A man of faith who deeply loves his family, and he obviously has immense respect for Jack and but also respects the players who came after them. Especially Tiger. Wish Johnny would still do the odd tournament here and there. I miss his voice in the booth.

This is great! Come back Johnny Miller - @GolfonNBC has been completely lost without you.

I could listen to Jack and Johnny all day. And watch them too. Nobody does it better.

I miss Johnny Miller. I understand how he started annoying people near the end but the guy always knew what he was talking about and articulated it well.

Wonderful. Manners and humility from the best.

I miss Johnny on the telecasts. 2 of the greats. Thanks for sharing.

Pretty cool to hear that!

Two legends of the game with great insight
