Peter Alliss | Five Of The Best Commentary Moments
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2021
- 5 of the best commentary moments from Peter Alliss.
Known to generations of sports fans as the 'voice of golf', Alliss commentated on major championships over many years having first taken up the microphone for the BBC at The Open at Royal Birkdale in 1961, a Championship in which he also played.
A long and successful broadcasting career blossomed for Alliss and he became renowned not only for his deep knowledge and insight into golf but also his dry wit and humorous, often self-deprecating anecdotes from his many years in the game.
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For me John Cleese summed it up. "If the end of the world was imminent, I could cope with that as long as Peter Alliss was commentating"!
Didn't know that.Thanks
Delighted to find this. The best commentator ever. Shame on the BBC for never giving him the tribute he so richly deserved.
Are you sure ?
Peters most hilarious quote has to be when the broadcast of the Masters starts on the Thursday night and the camera focuses on Chris DiMarco,s claw putting grip and Peter cuts in with a “ Well well well I haven’t seen a grip like that since they took down the old gents at King’s Cross station, and you can hear the muffled laughter and sniggering of the rest of the commentary team, priceless.
Even if I hadn't liked golf I would have tuned in just for the amazing commentary.
Same with test match special.
Out of the countless brilliant quotes from Peter Alliss ( the greatest sports commentator of all time) my favourite is when Sandy Lyle was on the 18th at Royal St George’s and about to win the open, a male streaker ran across the green there was quite a commotion and Peter said ‘all that fuss over a little thing like that’ genius
What a gentleman. A true voice of golf. There will never ever be better ever.
Like Sid waddle in darts ,Ted Lowe in snooker . Peter's voice was hypnotic . If the golf was poor Peter provided the entertainment.
I'm better
@@stevenwade7466Richie b. the cricket Australian was outstanding
Truly the voice of golf. Never equalled, never bettered ❤❤
Surely that was Henry Longhurst.
Peter commentating on Seve at The Open! Magical!
The best comment he ever made was when Bernhardt lancer started using the long putter “The last time I saw a grip like that was in the now demolished toilets near Euston station “ 🤔😂
LOL....you get the feeling that he would've been banned at The Masters.....
Wrong mate it was Chris DiMarco’s claw grip at the Master” Well well well I haven’t seen a grip like that since they demolished the old gents at KingsCross station”
Peter along with Alex Hay was pure gold, Alex never seems to get a mention really, shame as he was superb player & commentator in his own right.
Fully agree, also compare how little they needed to say compared to the current ones who talk NON STOP, whist adding very little.
Watching the Open without him is just not the same.
It is impossible to select a top 5 list of favourite comments of the great Peter Alliss, it would be more like a top 100.
Peter is the greatest golf commentator and storyteller. There will never be another like him, his voice, humour and knowledge of the game was second to none.
We will miss you Peter, RIP.
Peter was one liner magican a true legend of the sport rip my friend
He had a great way of telling a story in thirty seconds. One of a rare breed of British sports commentators that had this knack sadly lost and will never be replaced.
A legend. Such wonderful, subtle humour. So missed.
There will never be another like him
They won't be allowed!! RIP 🙏
It's a shame we were all robbed of one last Open with Peter commentating. Thinking of you now.
I love how Alex Hay chuckles at Peter.
Great commentators!! Truly unforgettable.
I will always be a fan of The Open and I will always be a fan of Mr. Peter Alliss.
I would like to believe I could be as big a fan of one had there not been the other, but in my head I don't know if that is true.
Mr. Alliss you were so good and are so, so missed. Though I am enjoying the 149th competition this year, my emotions are jumbled and my heart is heavy with loss.
Not unlike Jim Murray, Chick Hearn, Dick Enberg, and Vin Scully, I just thank the Lord I was alive to witness your professional excellence. You were a model of unfiltered observational irreverent brilliance and impeccable timing.
Thank you for the years.
Godspeed and God bless, Sir.
Greatest golf commentator ever without a shadow of doubt in my humble opinion
The wonderful Peter alliss, so sadly missed, I personally loved his commentaries, his celebrity matches just brilliant, rest in peace sir.
Used to love it when ABC ESPN would invite Peter Alliss to take over their broadcast. That says enough about how the fans, other commentators thought of him. The Open won't be the same without him.
As an American, I waited for that changeover, and never left 10 feet from the screen. Peter was legend.
I would be all alone watching, laughing hysterically and waking up other people in my house in California!
God, he is missed!
Peter Allis the most knowledgeable and entertaining golf commentator.
Way better clips out there than these 5. Always loved Peter's commentaries of Sevy winning the Open championships
He was good; great sense of humor. I remember him doing, back in the 80's, a "one club challenge" event, involving seve, faldo, aoki, and trevino, at st andrews. Trevino & him were entertaining to listen to.
Love it, going to be very sadly missed.... A true golfing great legend
Peter Alliss was the best. I wish we could turn back the clock.
You missed his best ..... Turnberry 1977, when Tom Watson hit his 7 iron to a couple of feet on the last hole to clinch victory, and Alliss simply said, "Elementary my dear Watson."
I remember watching the British open some years back and he got to rambling about the local train coming through, where it came from and where it was going etc....
Golf has changed so much, but I still miss Peter
When Larry Mize chipped in for The Masters, Alliss' commentary was brilliant and simple.
"and the meek shall inherit the earth"
That was the first one I thought of!
The Carol Varderman commentary sadly missing.....it is on RUclips to view, delivered by Peter with the precision of a surgeon He was the voice of Golf, listening to the BBC Golf Masters / The Open great memories growing up. RIP Sir Peter.
Was replayed on the BBC a while ago. Think it was Ken Brown's memories...you could hear Ken falling to pieces in the background!
Peter Alliss could say in only a few words what most golf commentators would take 10 minutes to get out. (especially American broadcasters)
We miss him so much the people doing it now are hopeless I turn the sound down.
I enjoy Ken Brown-loved his Ken on the Course pieces.
Fantastic Commentor, my favourite was at end of one days play, a large crow flew across screen, Peter said "There goes Christopher Lee winging his way home"
Fantastic Peter Alliss.. Sadly missed 👏👏👏
One of the best rapporteurs of sport and what a voice
A true legend.
Best commentator ever in golf. I really miss him, he made golf classy/fun, and it was just so natural listening to him talk about golf.
It's at times like this (around the majors) I miss the dulcet tones only he had, he was like a favourite cardigan - a real comfort. The voice of golf indeed.
He once introduced Ronnie Corbet on A Round With Allis as a sporting giant.
This would have been much better if you had left the music track off and let Peters commentary speak for itself
I always enjoyed listening to Peter. He was great. How often is his famous phrase "hit it, Allis" repeated.
His best commentary was at the 1987 Masters after the monster chip-in by Larry Mize. While American counterparts were whooping and ranting - Peter summed it up perfectly in one line... "Well they say that the meek will inherit the earth" Pure brilliance.
Simply a legend ⛳️⛳️👍👍
So sadly missed - these you tube clips of Peter’s commentary are priceless, the laughs I get from hearing his comments 🤣never afraid was he to say what he wanted.
Commentary on the Master’s won’t be the same anymore and for what else he did that BBC had - RIP Peter 😥
Here's one somebody may remember. Late 80's early 90's Open, me and a drinking buddy are recovering or still drinking in the early morning hours in the Co. Rockies, watching live. Pretty sure it was Payne Stewart teeing off and just after he struck the ball a couple of drunk Yanks screamed (slurred) "You're the man". Peter immediately said in disgust "OH MY" or "OH NO". Then came a pause and we're wondering was Peter condemning the drunkards or did Payne hit a shitty shot? The answer came when Peter slowly and deliberately proclaimed "They must have taken one of those cheap flights over".
Always remember Peter saying after Sam Torrance sunk the putt to win the Ryder Cup, “What a great day it’s bin, what a rare mood there in.” Irreplaceable.
The Voice of Golf ❤️
Legend. Enough said. 💙
I can't believe you have missed out my favourite Alliss quote "...and oozing charm from every pore, he threw his to the floor." Genius!
About who? Lefty, Norman?
I also missed out an important word... "and oozing charm from every pore, he threw his putter to the floor". Can't remember who it was about, just an angry player after missing a putt.
Miss him so much. RIP ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Always best in the afternoon, after a 'nice' lunch, seemed to flow more!!!!
Golf will never be the same without the voice and humour of Peter Alliss.
Pure class.
Absolute legend but far from his best bits. Unfortunately many snowflakes would not see the funny side of Peter's humour. What a sad world we now live in. We miss you Peter and you will always remind me of better days ❤❤❤
Indeed. No 3. Hope that's his Dad... we're assuming it is... although it is the BBC 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Now that's Alliss
Carol Voderman delivered to perfection
I'm with you there, one of my great memories was getting up at 6am and watching the open live with my late dad. Great memories
So well said. If the golf was poor these was always Peter's commentary RIP to a real Legend .
He was a wonderful commentator and will be greatly missed, rest in peace Peter
You live and talked though the best times...sir....
RIP Peter you bought magic to our TVs
During the 2017 Walker Cup Ken Brown asked Peter Allis if he knew why the US captain John Miller was known as "Spider" Allis looked at the rather elderly captain and said "Because he can't get out the bath?"
Too many great barbs to mention. Peter was the Master.
Missing him still a terrific commentator sadly missed
The voice of Golf
Absolutely. He's up there with Bill McLaren rugby union, Peter O'Sullivan, horse racing, Dan Maskell, tennis, Murray Walker F1, Richie Benaud, cricket, Brian Moore, football, Ted Lowe snooker. That's only my opinion of course.
Was one of the British Opens.
Lull in the play and the cameraman focused on one of the walkways across the fairway.
There appeared to be a few Japanese nationals crossing with their cameras around their necks.
" Amazing what you see when you haven't got a catapult handy."
Rip Mr Allis.
Nice compilation but why oh why have the music ? I just wanted to listen to Peter.
I know there's no Peter but the DP World Tour still has better commentary than the PGA Tour
My favourite was Pete Alliss saying that the old Caddie Master at Sunninghill keeps a few stray dogs out the back for the benefit of members who arrive without one!
I miss him so much
We miss you Peter
The greatest
Miss the old boy.
Peter. Our mate.
One of his best was his comment when an overweight American player walked towards the green "men don't suffer from anorexia do they"!
Snowflakes wouldn't even be in the same galaxy as this competent funny consistently observent fabulous broadcaster. Loved you Mr Alliss.
You appear to be a little brainwashed.
There will never be a commentor like him again RI,P so sad
With van de veld .... He says will someone please mop him down and give him a large brandy! Lol
The guy with the mobile phone really has no idea.
No 3. Hope that's his Dad... we're assuming it is... although it is the BBC 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Now that's Alliss
These are great. Thanks for posting. But I have 2 questions. If anyone could answer them for me I'd appreciate it.
1) which course did Fowler hole out?
2) Is there anything more badass than a guy doing warmups while smoking a stogie?!
Glad you enjoyed it Dave. Rickie holed out on the 1st at Royal St George's in 2011, and who doesn't love Miguel Angel Jimenez! 😎
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@@golfranda did that months ago! All started with either a Tom or Jack victory in the 70s video, and I was hooked!
please TURN THE BACKGROUND MUSIC OFF
His van de Velde commentary was marvellous. Peter was horrified about what happened and showed the empathy of a fellow golfer all through it.
Some people criticised him for 'mocking' Jean V, he absolutely wasn't.
And Peter knew from the moment Jean took his driver out that disaster was imminent -'I'm not sure this is right' he said.
He really is irreplaceable.
I remember that commentary so well. It was horrific to watch but he was feeling the pain rather than criticising.. Empathy is the word.
Absolutely, thank you.@@peterrenn6341
Voice of golf
A treasure
Peter Alliss.....Patrick Moore.....Alastair Cooke, (OK awhile ago).....Robin Day.....John Peel.....plus so many more broadcasting legends compared to most of todays z listers.
Could have done without the music.
No mention of Henry Longhurst the first and best of golf commentators.
Surely the Carol Voderman one should be on here!
Whaaaaaat?! I can't hear you over the music!
I always felt between him and Alex Hay, tthey worked a bit like Statler and Waldorf. Quite apart from his politics (I don't care for them), he made watching golf funny and interesting which tells you all you need to know - it will never be the same again.
I’m the opposite age and can do what he does as a warm up.
When Paul Dunne was in contention at the Open as an amateur in 2015 Peter said as he was coming off the 18th embracing his mother:
"That must be Mum, or maybe he likes older women"
Gold
No 3. Hope that's his Dad... we're assuming it is... although it is the BBC 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Now that's Alliss
I miss his voice
As Tiger would say…
If I watch golf , I make sure it’s muted”
He was not speaking of this great man but US coverage ! Today’s telecast is so sour as they discuss shots like the amateur has never seen it or visualized it before.
Most golfers can visualize the shot but have little success hitting it. Be like Miller, set up the shot and get out of the way .
What a legend. Hoola champion for many years.lol. Brilliant
"What are you doing? What on Earth are you doing? No Jean, please. Would someone kindly go and stop him. Give him a large brandy and mop him down."
Golf is not the same anymore
I miss Peter allies but the only thing I really disagreed with was his commentary on Jean V de V 18th. Who would really remember him if he'd taken a 5 iron off the tee, bogeyed the hole and won the Claret Jug? EVERYONE remembers's his brilliantly stoic speech afterwards (and his beautiful and charming wife laughing during the mayhem)! Can you remember who did win? Does it really matter?
The best commentator I ever heard. I just couldn't watch No.1 though as it is just too much for me.
It’s not the same without him
Voice of golf ⛳️ not bad player either just a shame BBC turned it’s back on golf mustn’t of been posh enough for it after tennis and ruggers
Agreed!!
Unable to compete with Sky's wallet.
@@markywellsboy2182 sky paid peanuts for the Open , bbc couldn’t be bothered Masters as well sky and bbc or itv if sky hate bbc Golf needs normal TV to make sport grow u see sky sports golf channel has about 30or 40 views to many average golfers win nothing but are loaded needs more mixed four balls one player from PGA and Europe tour one lass and maybe Ex Ryder cup payer in Golf 6 tournament
@@crowtales8828 the BBC has no interest in Sports or education anymore. All its interested in is celeb dancing, child abuse and thought seeding agenda spreading news! Effing disgusting creatures 😝
@@djonfonsteen6331 the bbc thought police be after u 😂👍🏻😂Soooo true but 👍🏻👍🏻
Lose the droning background music whilst there is commentary.
The most basic of auditory faults makes this unwatchable.