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that's still troubling seeing where he is with the putter....of course we don't know what putter he's been practicing with vs. actually gaming. or do we?
He had both in his bag again during his last round locally here.
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that's still troubling seeing where he is with the putter....of course we don't know what putter he's been practicing with vs. actually gaming. or do we?
THis is exactly what I have said since the beginning. But only time will tell if that means "back to form". The only thing I can guarantee is that when he gets that win, his fans will go ballistic and claim he's back....We saw that at the Chevron only to see his collapse.
Im curious where you got the news that his practice focus is on the swing and not the putter though? Do you have a link to that? Because that seems VERY different with what a few folks have been saying to us.
I love fandom. I truly do.
Can you imagine if Phil had the type of year TW did last year? People would be buying his casket. Heck they already did and he won the Masters last year.
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If we went to get specific about numbers here they are and they dont lie. Tiger is a shell of his former self and its quite obvious.
Tigers last win: BMW Championship in September 2009.
And since then:
11/9/09 World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions - T6
4/11/10 Masters Tournament T4
5/02/10 Wells Fargo Championship CUT
5/09/10 THE PLAYERS Championship W/D
6/06/10 Memorial Tournament T19
6/20/10 U.S. Open Championship T4
7/04/10 AT&T National T46
7/18/10 British Open Championship T23
8/08/10 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational T78
8/15/10 PGA Championship T28
8/29/10 The Barclays T12
9/06/10 Deutsche Bank Championship T11
9/12/10 BMW Championship T15
10/03/10 **Ryder Cup -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
11/07/10 **World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions T6
12/05/10 **Chevron World Challenge P2
1/30/11 Farmers Insurance Open T44
Far from dominant and all over the place really. I think I see only 4 top tens in just under two years?
Your post makes no sense. You said it had been 2 years. I pointed out that that was WILDLY incorrect - I was right. Being wrong didn't sit well, so we changed the subject to 2010. I then said I wasn't disputing his awful year in 2010. That's it. I didn't say 2010 didn't happen or didn't matter I simply pointed out it was 1 year, not two.
On the general topic:
I really don't get this whole thing or your attitude about it. I've simply stated I think he'll come back. You've stated you think he won't. I can't figure out why that's not the end of it. I've not once made fun of your belief he won't nor have I thrown around sarcasm laced posts to make fun of those who believe he won't. Why would I, it's just your opinion, you're entitled to it.
You have no more evidence to suggest he won't than I have to suggest he will, they're just opinions. The arguments "look at the last 12 months" and "yes, but he's the greatest ever" have been stated 100 different ways and they each have merit. One of us will be right and one will be wrong. I don't think your nuts, nor do I laugh at you for thinking he's done, and I'm not sure why you would think someone is nuts nor laugh at them for thinking the greatest player of our time just might come back.
If we went to get specific about numbers here they are and they dont lie. Tiger is a shell of his former self and its quite obvious.
Tigers last win: BMW Championship in September 2009.
And since then:
11/9/09 World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions - T6
4/11/10 Masters Tournament T4
5/02/10 Wells Fargo Championship CUT
5/09/10 THE PLAYERS Championship W/D
6/06/10 Memorial Tournament T19
6/20/10 U.S. Open Championship T4
7/04/10 AT&T National T46
7/18/10 British Open Championship T23
8/08/10 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational T78
8/15/10 PGA Championship T28
8/29/10 The Barclays T12
9/06/10 Deutsche Bank Championship T11
9/12/10 BMW Championship T15
10/03/10 **Ryder Cup -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
11/07/10 **World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions T6
12/05/10 **Chevron World Challenge P2
1/30/11 Farmers Insurance Open T44
Far from dominant and all over the place really. I think I see only 4 top tens in just under two years?
I can appreciate someone digging up the stats too, but he calls that span "just under two years" when in reality it's barely over 1 year. September of 2009 is only 15 months ago.love it when OEM drops the knowledge bomb....BOOM!
WHAT? Didnt sit well? Are you on pot?
Three things to point out to you. I do think he is the greatest ever and have called him GOAT in almost every thread. So lets get that out of the way now.
I have NEVER said he is done, but something tells me you are reading into that in posts and it is wildly inaccurate as you like to point out.
Thirdly, facts and results are what real predictions are made from. Your basing all your thoughts on him returning to form on his PAST victories. You are not looking at him and saying "boy he's handsome, I'll pick him". You base your thoughts on the fact that you are a fan of his and remember his dominant past. Others are making predictions of his future not looking so bright on the once again REAL stats and outcomes in tournaments played.
NOT EVERYTHING has to be an argument with TW fans. People CAN have a real conversation about the state of his game without the fan side of things. Some people (both fans and realists) can have a subjective conversation....although apparently not all.
I can appreciate someone digging up the stats too, but he calls that span "just under two years" when in reality it's barely over 1 year. September of 2009 is only 15 months ago.
Tiger Woods stats for Dubai
Fairways 10/14
Greens 14/18
Putts 31
Can't putt. You average 31 on the Tour and eventually you lose your card. Not that he could lose his card, but he has lost his putting stroke. While it's probably the media's fault for making such a big deal out of his sexual indiscretions, once the putting goes, it generally doesn't come back. I think most Tiger fans fail to realize how clutch a putter he was in the past.
Kevin
I can appreciate someone digging up the stats too, but he calls that span "just under two years" when in reality it's barely over 1 year. September of 2009 is only 15 months ago.
Is everyone mad at me? I did say two years, that was not correct. I apologize for that. I don't think I'm attacking anyone, just trying to have a discussion about the state of Tigger's game.
I think Esox makes some good points about the putting stroke. It looks like Gmac stole it or something.
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Can't putt. You average 31 on the Tour and eventually you lose your card. Not that he could lose his card, but he has lost his putting stroke. While it's probably the media's fault for making such a big deal out of his sexual indiscretions, once the putting goes, it generally doesn't come back. I think most Tiger fans fail to realize how clutch a putter he was in the past.
Kevin
I think Esox makes some good points about the putting stroke. It looks like Gmac stole it or something.
Can't putt. You average 31 on the Tour and eventually you lose your card. Not that he could lose his card, but he has lost his putting stroke. While it's probably the media's fault for making such a big deal out of his sexual indiscretions, once the putting goes, it generally doesn't come back. I think most Tiger fans fail to realize how clutch a putter he was in the past.
Kevin
A debate requires both sides to recognize the merits of the other's argument - otherwise it's just a shouting match and it's pointless. I'm happy to debate, I'm not interested in a shouting match.
Brain Katrek was on the last part of Fairways of Life this morning and he brought up the topic of Tiger's swing change. The question he asked was "Why did he have to revamp his entire swing." What he was saying is that his swing won tournaments in 09 and came out and played OK at the Masters. Failed to make the cut at Quail Hollow, and then had the "neck injury." He said he had never heard a clear reason why he needed to completely remake his swing.
I think Elin won it on the divorce settlement.