Otis
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@zoonation > let me know if you're interested in buying your way out of this. I'm a very fair guy.
i don't understand how anyone could root against him. If he comes back to dominate it will be the greatest redemption story in sports history.I never liked Tiger but find myself rooting for him these days. I guess I had to see the human side. He screwed up horribly but has come back fighting.
I never liked Tiger but find myself rooting for him these days. I guess I had to see the human side. He screwed up horribly but has come back fighting.
As am I.Any of you dorks watching the replay on The Golf Channel.I am
I think you answered your own questioni don't understand how anyone could root against him. If he comes back to dominate it will be the greatest redemption story in sports history.
It will also make golf fun to watch again. Since he's been gone the game has been dead. The popularity of golf is tied to Tiger.
Not at all. Maybe for casual fan golf seems dead, but the talent level has never been higher in America or globally.i don't understand how anyone could root against him. If he comes back to dominate it will be the greatest redemption story in sports history.
It will also make golf fun to watch again. Since he's been gone the game has been dead. The popularity of golf is tied to Tiger.
The game hasn’t been dead, but there are a whole bunch of dudes in here (me included) who are watching golf this weekend and who haven’t really cared about golf in a long time. Say what you will, but the guy has a tremendous impact.I think you answered your own question
It's not that I root against Tiger because of something he did. I root against the way that he is made out to be the only person who could represent the sport.
There are a ton of great young players out there. If that's boring to you, that's your prerogative.
I get that he brings ratings. But to say the game has been dead is entirely subjective.
And, some of Tiger’s MC’s were when he shouldn’t have been out there or after long layoffs.I was blown away at that.
Yep. Tiger doesn’t move the needle, he is the needle. Just look at the drama today. Felt like a mini major with him in contention.The game hasn’t been dead, but there are a whole bunch of dudes in here (me included) who are watching golf this weekend and who haven’t really cared about golf in a long time. Say what you will, but the guy has a tremendous impact.
And yeah, if it turns it around and starts winning tournaments again, it’ll be the greatest sports redemption story we’ve seen in a long time. Maybe ever depending on the extent of his winning. It’s that big a deal.
I watched it after we got home. Had to if I wanted to get an actual idea of what was going on. There are so many people following Tiger you can't really get much more than a glimpse of him if you're trying to go with his pairing all day. The things people can bring themselves to say in a large group is ludicrous. I can't imagine the focus it must take for these guys to play this well with all of these bozos around them. I think they just want to hear or see themselves on TV when they get home?Any of you dorks watching the replay on The Golf Channel.
Kid or grown up?Can’t believe I’m not going to this. Family birthday. Unreal.
Honey I've got to go into the office I'll be home around 8mr roboto said:Kid or grown up?
If it’s a nephew or something - #### that noise.
No, even better. Back to banging porn skanks.comfortably numb said:He's back on the juice?
MIL, who is extraordinarily helpful.mr roboto said:Kid or grown up?
If it’s a nephew or something - #### that noise.
Not today she isn't.
Understood GB. Especially with the little one.MIL, who is extraordinarily helpful.
Understood GB. Especially with the little one.
I assumed he already paid in full.Otis said:@zoonation > let me know if you're interested in buying your way out of this. I'm a very fair guy.
You're a good dudeIf I told her I wanted to go she would be damn near distraught I missed something I wanted to do on her account. My wife would murder me, but the MIL would just tell me we could go out to eat tomorrow. So it goes.
Ooof. Missed the birdie. Lipped out on the left edge.235 yd par 3. Hit it to 5 ft.
I doubt it. Like good cornerbacks, great golfers have short memories. There’s no ROI to wasting a lot of calories on ifs ands & buts. Every round - at any level - there are what might have beens. But for every perfect putt that gets knocked off line by a spike mark there’s a wayward tee shot that bounced off a tree & back into the fairway. It’s the rub of the green & it’s one of the first things you learn about the game: accept & move on, can’t change anything in the rear view mirror.Yep, he has missed a few makable birdies, but that is the one he is going to look back on and kick himself for if he ends up losing by a stroke or two.
I think you have that backwards. The fear factor is still there - the only two golfers with worse rounds than Tiger today are the 3rd round leader, and Tiger's playing partner. They are rattled by Tiger's presence.At least he is competing but it looks like he has lost the fear factor.
2 back, about to tee off 17Status? Still 2 back?
Even if he finishes T2 or T3, this is a massive, massive step forward.
Thanks. Just found a PGA Tour radio feed.2 back, about to tee off 17