210 - Golf Photographer David Cannon

No Laying Up - Golf Podcast

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Golf, Sports

4.8 • 7.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2019

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Getty Sports photographer David Cannon joins us to talk about his legendary career in golf covering the game from Jack, to Seve, to Tiger, and into the latest era in golf. We talk about some of his iconic images, how much photography has changed over the year, what golf experiences he holds near and dear, and some photography tips for amateurs as well. Thanks a ton to David for the time! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Be the right club today.
0:07.0	Right club today.
0:10.0	Yeah.
0:11.0	That's better than most.
0:15.0	How about in?
0:18.0	That is better than most.
0:20.0	Better than most. The most.
0:24.0	Expect anything different?
0:29.0	All right guys, welcome back to the podcast.
0:31.0	We have a great episode today. I had an interview this
0:34.3	week with David Cannon. David if you're not familiar and I'm gonna try not to
0:38.1	repeat myself too much from what I say in the intro when he comes on but an
0:41.3	absolutely legendary career as a golf
0:43.6	photographer has traveled all over the world covering just an almost
0:47.3	uncountable amount of events masters open championships rider cups and has seen
0:52.3	it all.
0:52.8	And even if you're not familiar with his name,
0:54.8	his pictures are everywhere,
0:55.7	just opened up in the issue of Sports Illustrated,
0:57.9	the big picture of Tiger Woods,
1:00.0	after winning the Masters is, of course,
1:01.7	from David Cannon from Getty Sports.
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