Television Personality Cara Banks Discusses Tyrrell Hatton's 'Second Self' and the Notable Relationship Between Player and Caddie
In the vibrant world of golf broadcasting, Cara Banks has made a name for herself as a seasoned broadcaster for NBC Sports. Her journey, filled with unique challenges and memorable moments, began when she moved to the US and had to quickly adapt to the demands of live TV and the strange, yet captivating duality of covering live events.
Banks' career has seen her build personal relationships with some of the sport's biggest names, including Tyrrell Hatton, Rory McIlroy, and Justin Rose. One such relationship, with Rose's caddie, Mark "Fooch" Fulcher, has grown through their shared English heritage and families living in Florida. Fooch, who celebrated his 60th birthday during this year's Masters, is considered Banks' closest friend on tour.
Hatton, known for his often fiery on-course demeanour, is a player Banks has come to know beyond his public image. Off the golf course, Hatton is described as a lovely, chilled, down-to-earth, likeable guy. Banks believes that Hatton is often misunderstood by the public, and she aims to shed light on this in a new segment.
One of Banks' most memorable moments came when she was on the 18th green for the US Open, witnessing J.J. Spaun's 64-foot birdie putt that secured his victory. Another unforgettable moment was walking with Rory McIlroy's group for BBC radio during the 2017 Open while Jordan Spieth was winning the championship in dramatic fashion following his infamous driving range drop. Banks was also there for McIlroy's big win at THE PLAYERS Championship on a Monday, a victory which she believes set him up for a strong year.
Banks is particularly interested in exploring the often hidden player-caddie relationship. She believes that this relationship plays a significant role in a player's performance and wants to delve deeper into this aspect in her new segment. The segment aims to provide viewers with a unique insight into the conversations that take place between players and their caddies during competitions.
As Banks continues to navigate the world of golf broadcasting, she remains committed to building relationships with players and their teams for a true sense of who they are beyond their public image. These are the moments that make live broadcasting so special for Cara Banks.
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