March 24th, 2008, 11:06 AM
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He lost. Doesn't he know when to quit?
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He lost. Doesn't he know when to quit?
Steven Hawking's Hero
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March 24th, 2008, 11:17 AM
Kreskin
I hope you are kidding. You are .... aren't you???
The gates bring huge audiences when Woods is playing no matter whether he wins or not - he has brought more young people to the world of golf than any other professional player on any circuit - he donates tons of money (tax break incentive of course) to charitable groups and lives an exemplary life for a famous person.
When he finally packs in his putter, I hope there are more phenoms to take up the crowds who wait all year to see him play in person. He has benefitted the game of golf more than
any one player with the exception of the early professionals who started the whole business of professional/commercial enterprise tournaments.
Besides if Woods won every tourney - we would all become quickly bored with him as we do with everything else.
Kreskin
I hope you are kidding. You are .... aren't you???
The gates bring huge audiences when Woods is playing no matter whether he wins or not - he has brought more young people to the world of golf than any other professional player on any circuit - he donates tons of money (tax break incentive of course) to charitable groups and lives an exemplary life for a famous person.
When he finally packs in his putter, I hope there are more phenoms to take up the crowds who wait all year to see him play in person. He has benefitted the game of golf more than
any one player with the exception of the early professionals who started the whole business of professional/commercial enterprise tournaments.
Besides if Woods won every tourney - we would all become quickly bored with him as we do with everything else.
Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,274
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
March 24th, 2008, 03:42 PM
Good thing there wasn't one more day to go, as he was on a charge.
Yes, Kreskin, he should give up now, what a failure, oh well, we'll just feel sorry
for him, poor guy.
When you can't win for the 8th time in a row, 'give up', all is lost.
Good thing there wasn't one more day to go, as he was on a charge.
Yes, Kreskin, he should give up now, what a failure, oh well, we'll just feel sorry
for him, poor guy.
When you can't win for the 8th time in a row, 'give up', all is lost.
Steven Hawking's Hero
Posts: 6,420
March 25th, 2008, 06:46 AM
Aw Kreskin I knew you were just putting us on
Tiger is a sweet guy and I wish his dad were still around to see what a beautiful person he has grown up into. In a way his dad gave us all a nice gift in that fella....
Tiger does have a glitch in his makeup - he is not a good 'bad weather' player - especially when the wind is blowing up sand from the traps or dust from the topography.... and as soon as I heard it was going to rain at the Doral I expected Tiger would not have a good game.
He seems to be finely tuned as long as the weather is not a factor - might be he only practices in perfect conditions - but I think when he loses as he does, he expands his
following because a constant winner would be a bore for the other players and his
fans. When he's down - he sparks our interest to see how he does next time around.
Aw Kreskin I knew you were just putting us on
Tiger is a sweet guy and I wish his dad were still around to see what a beautiful person he has grown up into. In a way his dad gave us all a nice gift in that fella....
Tiger does have a glitch in his makeup - he is not a good 'bad weather' player - especially when the wind is blowing up sand from the traps or dust from the topography.... and as soon as I heard it was going to rain at the Doral I expected Tiger would not have a good game.
He seems to be finely tuned as long as the weather is not a factor - might be he only practices in perfect conditions - but I think when he loses as he does, he expands his
following because a constant winner would be a bore for the other players and his
fans. When he's down - he sparks our interest to see how he does next time around.
March 25th, 2008, 07:59 AM
Quoting Curiosity
If the weather does it hurt him we shouldn't be surprised. He hits all of his irons into the stratosphere.
Aw Kreskin I knew you were just putting us on
Tiger is a sweet guy and I wish his dad were still around to see what a beautiful person he has grown up into. In a way his dad gave us all a nice gift in that fella....
Tiger does have a glitch in his makeup - he is not a good 'bad weather' player - especially when the wind is blowing up sand from the traps or dust from the topography.... and as soon as I heard it was going to rain at the Doral I expected Tiger would not have a good game.
He seems to be finely tuned as long as the weather is not a factor - might be he only practices in perfect conditions - but I think when he loses as he does, he expands his
following because a constant winner would be a bore for the other players and his
fans. When he's down - he sparks our interest to see how he does next time around.
Tiger is a sweet guy and I wish his dad were still around to see what a beautiful person he has grown up into. In a way his dad gave us all a nice gift in that fella....
Tiger does have a glitch in his makeup - he is not a good 'bad weather' player - especially when the wind is blowing up sand from the traps or dust from the topography.... and as soon as I heard it was going to rain at the Doral I expected Tiger would not have a good game.
He seems to be finely tuned as long as the weather is not a factor - might be he only practices in perfect conditions - but I think when he loses as he does, he expands his
following because a constant winner would be a bore for the other players and his
fans. When he's down - he sparks our interest to see how he does next time around.
