DALLASMAVERICKS
Pro
you dont know shyt bout golf huh?:mcamby::mcamby:
Tiger Woods joins the Eat A Booty Gang. Finishes 69th at U.S. Open
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the fields being deeper and more competitive now is an undeniable fact
im not sure what youre trying to say exactly
you are 100% wrong
Absolut
Legal Bookie
for 1 major is one thing. 4 is stretching it
Ron Mexico
Superstar
One of the things that hurt him the most after the scandal is that he lost that fear factor he had over other golfers.
They would crack under the pressure if Tiger was in contention especially on Sunday.
Now he's just another guy.
They would crack under the pressure if Tiger was in contention especially on Sunday.
Now he's just another guy.
HE FELL OFF ONCE WE FOUND OUT HE WAS A BIGGER c00n THAN WE ORIGINALLY THOUGHT HE WAS.
YOU CAN DO GREAT THINGS WHEN YOU HAVE A WHOLE RACE PULLING FOR YOU.
HE HASNT DONE shyt SINCE HE LOST THAT BLACK SUPPORT.
Yes sir. And notice how golfers now been taking shots at him(either racial or w/e) and no one really saying anything?
His biggest lost was his dad who kept him grounded and knowledgeable about history and his people
I don't think he's done though
:laughing::laughing:
That white woman dun destroyed him brehs.
bytch had a PHD in fukken gold digging. bytch went from nanny to a god damn multimillionaire in like 5 years. got 100 million plus child support for the children.
Plus she dating strictly billionaires now. :laughing: dumb ass Tiger.
That white woman dun destroyed him brehs.
bytch had a PHD in fukken gold digging. bytch went from nanny to a god damn multimillionaire in like 5 years. got 100 million plus child support for the children.
Plus she dating strictly billionaires now. :laughing: dumb ass Tiger.
Nikka is you fukken serious? I don't speak ill of the death, but he was the exact opposite of your statement. I watching some Tiger Woods special and they had clip of them when he was on Oprah, and Oprah asked him what race he thinks Tiger is, and he is all like the "human race".
He used to call his son the N word and other racial slurs on the golf course at a young age, so he would get prepared. He is basically the cause of why Tiger is so racially fukked up.
He needs some black pu$$y. Will put him on a new path. He aint trying to hear dat tho
Different words. Same advice.
Terrible thread and in no way accurate.
Tiger was number one in the world last year, was in the lead at the Masters, and took the penalty on 14 when his ball literally hit the pin and bounced back into the water. Jim Nantz called in a rules infraction on him, got him penalized, and Tiger lost the Masters. If that ball had been a 1/16th of an inch in either direction he would have had the monkey off his back right then and there.
As it was he won 5 tournaments last year, which is more than anyone else on tour.
Unfortunately, he injured his back, tried to play through it, and needed surgery. The fact that he came back from surgery a month quicker than his doctors predicted should tell you that he's back on that HGH. The fact that he went low on Thursday this week should tell you that he's capable of putting up a score still, if for some reason you need that proof.
The game has changed so much since Jack played, and Tiger is at the forefront of that change. He is, and always has been, in phenomenal shape. The materials that are used to make balls and clubs now put less of an emphasis on swing speed--not to mention the advent of hybrid clubs which allow for players to leave clubs like 1, 2 and 3 irons out of their bag, and still achieve the same distance and loft on their shots that would have been impossible just 30 years... even for a guy in his 60s! Yes, 60s: Tom Watson almost won the British Open 3 years ago and he's 64 years old now.
Tiger will easily surpass Jacks record, but he will do it at a later age than Jack did it, which unfortunately will allow talking heads to debate for eternity who was better, Tiger or Jack--and Jack's camp will be able to make a compelling (but wrong) argument that Jack was better because he played with more difficult equipment against better competition.
To say he's washed up, or will never win another tournament is just crazy though. Guys in here saying he should retire? wtf? He was just face down ass up on an operating table 3 months ago having his spine dissected... most of us would weigh 300 lbs and be sitting on the couch popping vicodin and playing Madden--this guy's trying to get back in shape to compete at a professional level in one of the four biggest tournaments of the year... and he still did better than the 2 major winners from this season: US Open Champ (Kaymer) and the Masters champ (Bubba, who didn't even make the cut).
Most analysts thought Tiger wouldn't even play this tournament, and that the PGA fits his game better and would be the ideal major for him to take a stab at this season, if he felt that he had enough in the tank to play. There's a WGC that Tiger should play in in 2 weeks, and then the PGA 2 weeks later... judge his season after that.
For some reason this site has always had a problem with Tiger because he's not some revolutionary, historical figure. He's a golfer for Christ's sake. You can't judge him by what you see written about him on ESPN.com... as a rule of thumb, any story with "Tiger" in the headline gets about 100x more clicks than any story about any other 5 golfers combined. ESPN is damn near obligated to write about every single round he plays. So when he has a shaky performance like this (especially in a major) there will be a front page story about it, and pretty much the only thing they can write about is him "struggling". He's not struggling, he's returning from surgery, and will be the number one ranked player in the world soon enough.
Tiger was number one in the world last year, was in the lead at the Masters, and took the penalty on 14 when his ball literally hit the pin and bounced back into the water. Jim Nantz called in a rules infraction on him, got him penalized, and Tiger lost the Masters. If that ball had been a 1/16th of an inch in either direction he would have had the monkey off his back right then and there.
As it was he won 5 tournaments last year, which is more than anyone else on tour.
Unfortunately, he injured his back, tried to play through it, and needed surgery. The fact that he came back from surgery a month quicker than his doctors predicted should tell you that he's back on that HGH. The fact that he went low on Thursday this week should tell you that he's capable of putting up a score still, if for some reason you need that proof.
The game has changed so much since Jack played, and Tiger is at the forefront of that change. He is, and always has been, in phenomenal shape. The materials that are used to make balls and clubs now put less of an emphasis on swing speed--not to mention the advent of hybrid clubs which allow for players to leave clubs like 1, 2 and 3 irons out of their bag, and still achieve the same distance and loft on their shots that would have been impossible just 30 years... even for a guy in his 60s! Yes, 60s: Tom Watson almost won the British Open 3 years ago and he's 64 years old now.
Tiger will easily surpass Jacks record, but he will do it at a later age than Jack did it, which unfortunately will allow talking heads to debate for eternity who was better, Tiger or Jack--and Jack's camp will be able to make a compelling (but wrong) argument that Jack was better because he played with more difficult equipment against better competition.
To say he's washed up, or will never win another tournament is just crazy though. Guys in here saying he should retire? wtf? He was just face down ass up on an operating table 3 months ago having his spine dissected... most of us would weigh 300 lbs and be sitting on the couch popping vicodin and playing Madden--this guy's trying to get back in shape to compete at a professional level in one of the four biggest tournaments of the year... and he still did better than the 2 major winners from this season: US Open Champ (Kaymer) and the Masters champ (Bubba, who didn't even make the cut).
Most analysts thought Tiger wouldn't even play this tournament, and that the PGA fits his game better and would be the ideal major for him to take a stab at this season, if he felt that he had enough in the tank to play. There's a WGC that Tiger should play in in 2 weeks, and then the PGA 2 weeks later... judge his season after that.
For some reason this site has always had a problem with Tiger because he's not some revolutionary, historical figure. He's a golfer for Christ's sake. You can't judge him by what you see written about him on ESPN.com... as a rule of thumb, any story with "Tiger" in the headline gets about 100x more clicks than any story about any other 5 golfers combined. ESPN is damn near obligated to write about every single round he plays. So when he has a shaky performance like this (especially in a major) there will be a front page story about it, and pretty much the only thing they can write about is him "struggling". He's not struggling, he's returning from surgery, and will be the number one ranked player in the world soon enough.
Comparing golf and any other age in sport is really pretty ridiculous.
nikkas quit so easily.
He's still in his 30's, he has plenty of time to bounce back. You can play golf for decades.
Not really. Most athletic people are done by 40 on average. Golf is no different. WHen you're playing with a bunch of old farts around the same age yea, its going to seem like they can compete with them young bulls.
The scandal is not the reason for his fall of, people forget that he hadn't won a major that season or the season before. He was starting to pick up little nicks, and fukking up in the majors before that.
