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Lol...I am very familiar with that particular malady.

I was under the impression if a golfer had, for example, higher scores during his regular rounds, and much lower scores during tournament rounds he would be flagged and his HI adjusted?

If I really had to pick just one, I would say the driver. If you can't keep the ball in play off the tee, you have no chance of scoring.

After a lot of experimenting, I purchased an Evnroll ER2B over a year ago. I also changed my putting stroke. Instead of going with conventional wisdom, I started putting with my hands/wrists and it has really worked for me.

Good question, but nothing really comes to mind.

Wow, that is really, really nice. I don't have a man cave, I have a time out room, lol.

Yes, I would be surprised if we get the full story. I imagine it will get spun in some way.

I am a bit surprised at your experience. Graphite shafts in irons have come a long way, and there are a lot of good, alternative options to steel shafts.

I don't expect to mishit it, but I don't expect to flush it either.

Trust in the media is at an all time low: "56 percent of Americans agree with the statement that "Journalists and reporters are purposely trying to mislead people by saying things they know are false or gross exaggerations." Some 58 percent agree that "most news organizations are more concerned...

Apparently the sheriff's office is giving a press conference at 6:00 pm EST.

I go to church and pray...

Jimmy Roberts just speculated that maybe an animal ran in front of his car. If so, you would think there would be skid marks.

I just don't get the sandbagging thing. I mean, what does the sandbagger get out of it? A trophy? Accolades? Some cash? He knows he didn't earn any of that...so what's the point?

I agree, but what's the point if the information is inaccurate? It just makes the reporting entity look stupid.

It seems the media these days is all about ready, fire, aim. It's irresponsible. At the very least, confirm a story from multiple sources before going to "print".

3:28 p.m. ET: The Los Angeles Times reports that it's believed that Woods was traveling at a "high rate of speed" before crossing a divider, causing the vehicle to flip several times before coming to a halt, per law enforcement officials. The road that was traveled is considered curvy and steep.

I am no authority on vehicular accidents, but it looks like he had to be going pretty fast for that car to end up like it did.

I wouldn't play in the tournament if X is playing in it. What's the point?

Then he shouldn't have been driving if he was on meds that could impair his ability to drive. Maybe one of his tires had a blowout? We really know next to nothing.