Is Tiger Woods done? This is a question I have heard several thousand times over the past year and half. And the answer is yes. Tiger Woods had a dramatic fall from grace after his 2009 Thanksgiving car crash.
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nattika wrote:
Is Tiger Woods done? This is a question I have heard several thousand times over the past year and half. And the answer is yes. Tiger Woods had a dramatic fall from grace after his 2009 Thanksgiving car crash.
Woods is recovering from his second back surgery in almost two years.
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Manne wrote:
Woods is recovering from his second back surgery in almost two years.
Woods is recovering from his second back surgery in almost two years.
Thank you i didn't know he was sick.
Thank you i didn't know he was sick.
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Woods is recovering from his second back surgery in almost two years.
Thank you i didn't know he was sick.
Tiger Woods these past two years hasn't been the Tiger Woods we know and everybody's over-analyzing him.
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mike1 wrote:
Tiger Woods these past two years hasn't been the Tiger Woods we know and everybody's over-analyzing him.
Woods might be back to seeming like the genius he was thought to be by preparing his second act with a cool hangout spot on a gorgeous harbor that makes him serious bank. Top that off with Woods moving his international headquarters in the same development and it seems like Woods will have a cozy retirement from golf down in Jupiter. 😁
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Manne wrote:
Woods might be back to seeming like the genius he was thought to be by preparing his second act with a cool hangout spot on a gorgeous harbor that makes him serious bank. Top that off with Woods moving his international headquarters in the same development and it seems like Woods will have a cozy retirement from golf down in Jupiter. 😁
If you've been paying attention to the last few Ryder Cups or Presidents Cups, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods have become respected leaders of this team, Love said. Whether you're playing in Korea or Medinah, these guys have stepped up to the plate and been leaders. So now the players respect them, they look to them for leadership and they're expecting that in the future.
He definitely has a point with Mickelson. The US teams, especially the younger guys, worship him. I suppose the same could be said of Woods generally, too. If only for how accomplished he is.
Picking a captain based on their record is ludicrous. Branden Grace would be captaining the next 30 International teams if this was the case.
He definitely has a point with Mickelson. The US teams, especially the younger guys, worship him. I suppose the same could be said of Woods generally, too. If only for how accomplished he is.
Picking a captain based on their record is ludicrous. Branden Grace would be captaining the next 30 International teams if this was the case.
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Manne wrote:
If you've been paying attention to the last few Ryder Cups or Presidents Cups, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods have become respected leaders of this team, Love said. Whether you're playing in Korea or Medinah, these guys have stepped up to the plate and been leaders. So now the players respect them, they look to them for leadership and they're expecting that in the future.
He definitely has a point with Mickelson. The US teams, especially the younger guys, worship him. I suppose the same could be said of Woods generally, too. If only for how accomplished he is.
Picking a captain based on their record is ludicrous. Branden Grace would be captaining the next 30 International teams if this was the case.
He is counting money 😁
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