Ryder Cup in 3D

**Nibb** · 1st October 2010

Anyone seen this yet...in a pub??

Any good??

**liveseytowers** · 1st October 2010

Not seen it but one of the lad's at work has booked the day off to watch it at his folks house on their 50" 3D TV. He said the football was weird as the 3D camera was in the centre of the stadium and panned which made him feel a bit dizzy.

**Nibb** · 1st October 2010

The rain must look awesome in 3D at the moment!!

Welcome to Wales!!

**toonarmynufc** · 1st October 2010

class rain stopped play

**littlebilly1** · 1st October 2010

Tim Lovejoy has been on about it all morning on twitter, he said it's fantastic

**EvilBoB** · 1st October 2010

To get the full experience just watch it whilst standing in the shower with your air con powered on.

I'm driving past there tonight to pick my kids up and it ALWAYS rains once I cross the bridge hehe.

On a more serious note I am really hoping to check it out this weekend in my local boozer. Golf is one of those sports that will look AMAZING in 3D in my opinion but the rain will probably screw it up a bit.

**Nibb** · 1st October 2010

One of the commentators was saying earlier that in 3D you can actually read the contours of the green!

On a side note - just heard that the Celtic Manor paid off a couples mortgage 65K in order for them to give up the suite they'd booked for her birthday tomorrow night!!

Theres rumours that Barak Obama is flying in tomorrow and they are clearing rooms!!

**Nibb** · 1st October 2010

Fook me!!

Bill Clinton, Bruce Willis and more set for Celtic Manor

10:35am Thursday 30th September 2010

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HOLLYWOOD A-listers are rolling in to town for a star-studded Ryder Cup banquet at the Celtic Manor Resort on Saturday night.
Bruce Willis, Samuel L Jackson and former US President Bill Clinton will be dining with staff from Newport-based accountants Peacheys.
The Argus has also learned that a South Wales businessman was paid tens of thousands of pounds to give up his room at the Celtic Manor by world famous football star David Beckham.
It is understood the man was offered somewhere in the region of �75,000 to pay off the remainder of his mortgage by the multimillionaire, who is thought to have booked several other rooms at the exclusive hotel, although he is scheduled to play for LA Galaxy on Sunday against Chivas USA.
Sources close to the businessman said he originally booked to stay at the five-star resort two and a half years ago and since giving up his room has been moved to other accommodation at the site.
Other celebrities reported to be in the area include Robert De Niro in Caerleon and American basketball star Michael Jordan who enjoyed drinks at Cardiff’s Revolution bar on Tuesday night.
Another former US president George Bush Senior and actor Jack Nicholson are also rumoured to be flying in for the Ryder Cup.

http://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/new..._Celtic_Manor/