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Lol...I kept scrolling and scrolling looking for the Golden Boy, and finally found him at T146. 
Hahahaha.
Sucks that Rose was injured I thought he in good form and a threat this week. I am rooting for no one at this point but would love it if Westy some how pulled off a miracle this week.
My favorite tournament (aside from the US).
Hahahaha.
Sucks that Rose was injured I thought he in good form and a threat this week. I am rooting for no one at this point but would love it if Westy some how pulled off a miracle this week.
My favorite tournament (aside from the US).
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This is definitely my favorite major, even the Masters takes a second place behind it imo. This course is timeless.
Really? Dang. So much for them pushing ready golf to try have rounds finish in 4hr 30 minutes.
Who has ever called Stewart Cink "the golden boy"?Lol...I kept scrolling and scrolling looking for the Golden Boy, and finally found him at T146.
Hahahaha.
Sucks that Rose was injured I thought he in good form and a threat this week. I am rooting for no one at this point but would love it if Westy some how pulled off a miracle this week.
My favorite tournament (aside from the US).
In the grand scheme is still early. Nothing distracts from a swing than having to focus on everything going on with your body. I think he can adapt over time better than he's showing right now.
I think he can play at Augusta for a few more years. That is about it.
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Sure does and man is it fun to watch.
Golfers still on the course, and Peacock switches to Brandel Chamblee?!?
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That’s when I turned it off
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Not if Jack almost won the Masters at age 58 and Watson almost won the Open at age 59. That means Tiger has at least another decade left to play majors.
But he should have took his talents to LIV. At least he would have got paid (and still competed in the majors).
What an ambassador 
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What an ambassador
What a Cherry pick of the quote, but nothing surprises me from Golf Magazine. Disgusting organization.
I don't want to put myself in with Tiger in any real way (although we did go to treatment at the same place so i kind of think of his as a brother
), but i watch him and i think back to when i was all busted up and trying to learn how to play again. Everything that should be free, isn't. Everything that doesn't normally take thought, does. You can't ignore what you're body is telling you as you're moving. It's impossible. And at his level i feel like little distractions and inconsistencies go a long way. I know for a fact i couldn't play like i do now if i was still thinking about everything i was a year after getting out of the hospital. No way. For how meticulous and precise he is, I feel like it would only be harder. He's an amazing talent, so I have faith his body and game can improve and grow back into competitiveness.
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I missed most of the action today but saw a little of Tiger. He just doesn't look good at all. I really like watching Tiger, but not like this. Seeing him limp around is just not a good look.
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My goodness and I thought yesterday was atrocious.
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Greg Norman sure ripped Brandel a new one. What a comment!
Unlike Jack and Tom, Tiger just made too many bad decisions in his life. Going 84 in a 45 mph zone pretty much ended his career. At 58 i am not sure Tiger will be walking anymore. Too bad.
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Reminds me of watching old world champion boxers that just can't quit the game. It's extremely sad to see former greats struggle.