PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. Tim Finchems life isnt slowing all that much since he retired as PGA Tour commissioner 13 months ago.Not with a pair of skis under him on snowy slopes this winter.Not as a member at Augusta National.Not as chairman of the First Tee.
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And not with tee times with the worlds best players this week at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.This guy carried me the entire round, Billy Horschel said as he wrapped an arm around the former commissioner after Thursdays round with Finchem as his pro-am partner.A reporter quipped that Horschel didnt have to offer such glowing accounts anymore, as Finchem can no longer fine him.I dont know if thats true, Horschel cracked.Finchem, 70, was asked if he regretted retiring after 22 years as Tour commissioner.I dont regret it, but I miss it, he said. There was never a day I didnt wake up excited about what was going to happen. Not one day.He said he keeps busiest with The First Tee.I am really excited about where that program can go, Finchem said. You will probably be hearing more about that later in the year.
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Former commish Finchem keeps busy, playing Pebble. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - Tim Finchem's life isn't slowing all that much since he retired as PGA Tour commissioner 13 months ago.
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