Golf

[Mordac]

Golf - what is the point of it ?

Well the silly trousers clearly appeal to some...

[SueEllen]

Golf.

Cricket you can get drunk watching and some of the other fans seem to be acting like it's a carnival.

[FatLazyContractor]

Well the silly trousers clearly appeal to some...

Unlike MF who plays in his shorts.

[FatLazyContractor]

Golf.

Cricket you can get drunk watching and some of the other fans seem to be acting like it's a carnival.

I always prefer being in full control while watching cricket

[MrMarkyMark]

Unlike MF who plays in his shorts.

That's actually a mate of MF's, here's MF in action, he likes to smoke and drive

[Malcolm Buggeridge]

Not wishing to be contrarian for the sake of it but one of my best sporting memories is being greenside to watch Jon Daley sink the winning putt in the 1994 Open where he beat Constantino Rocca after a play off.

I'd been in the clubhouse all afternoon & was absolutely sozzled and can confirm (from what I remember) that it was very much a carnival atmosphere.

[Malcolm Buggeridge]

That's actually a mate of MF's, here's MF in action, he likes to smoke and drive

Speak of the devil.

That is John Daley - looks like he's packed a bit on though.

[Scruff]

Well the silly RED trousers clearly appeal to some...

FTFY

[LondonManc]

Tough call. I prefer playing golf, no question about it.
Watching it, you appreciate how good the pros are, albeit with the 30+ hours a week practice they get and the best clubs, etc., but in terms of excitement, it's not all that.
As for cricket, I much prefer ODIs and local cricket to test matches as a rule, but gotta love the Ashes for a bit of rivalry with the immigrant Aussies.

[xoggoth]

Hmmm. Not qualified to comment. Crap at both and never watch either.