[cardcrimson]

Not sports trivia, but according to Nielsen, what is the median age of MTV viewers?

BC

You mean people still watch MTV?  /s

Evidently only Gen Xers who grew up on it.  The median age of MTV viewers is 51.

BC

That is stunning. For what little it's worth, a friend and classmate from grad school ran it, or at least ran programming in the early 90's.

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Harding Park
1924
Phogge the winner

Phogge edged out Bobby Jones, Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen when he chipped in with his niblick on the 72nd hole to finish +9, winning the first prize of $500.

Actually...not quite right. The 1924 U. S. Open was played at a private course (as were the 27 U. S. Opens before it), Bloomfield Hills in Michigan. Nice course, I played it once and I attended a few events there when I worked in Detroit.

There are 10 courses slated to host the U. S. Opens between now and the year 2042. The answer is one of those 10.

If memory serves (with confirmation from Phogge), it was at Bethpage Black, with Tiger Woods winning. I remember the raucus crowds, and the fun the event seemed to be.

[cardcrimson]

Not sports trivia, but according to Nielsen, what is the median age of MTV viewers?

BC

You mean people still watch MTV?  /s

Evidently only Gen Xers who grew up on it.  The median age of MTV viewers is 51.

BC

That is stunning. For what little it's worth, a friend and classmate from grad school ran it, or at least ran programming in the early 90's.

---

Harding Park
1924
Phogge the winner

Phogge edged out Bobby Jones, Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen when he chipped in with his niblick on the 72nd hole to finish +9, winning the first prize of $500.

Actually...not quite right. The 1924 U. S. Open was played at a private course (as were the 27 U. S. Opens before it), Bloomfield Hills in Michigan. Nice course, I played it once and I attended a few events there when I worked in Detroit.

There are 10 courses slated to host the U. S. Opens between now and the year 2042. The answer is one of those 10.

If memory serves (with confirmation from Phogge), it was at Bethpage Black, with Tiger Woods winning. I remember the raucus crowds, and the fun the event seemed to be.