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He hates Tiger

  • 24-12-2004 4:44pm
    #1
    amit
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9 ✭


    Well, well we got a man here who hates tiger. He says – “Woods may re-gain some or all of the form that had the rest of the field bowing down in worship, but he will never dominate to the extent he did before his recent troubles. Both his game and his psyche have become too fragile. He has been humbled and lost his aura of invincibility, and once that is gone, it’s up to his game. And his game, quite frankly, has yet to withstand the rigors of a full PGA season and all the questioning, which admittedly has unnerved him.” – Hmm I guess he is right.
    http://www.travelgolf.com/departments/blogs/mcdonald/archives/2004/12/14/13/stop-all-this-tiger-is-back-baloney/#comments
    Why am I made to think of the famous pole-vaulter or that famous Pakistani squash player and more recently Roger Federer…who have proved what invincibility in sports mean? Maybe Tiger has gone over the hump…maybe he has lost his aura.    undefined


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  • #2
    Wigertoods
    Registered Users Posts: 235 ✭✭Wigertoods


    He seems to have ended the year quite well.
    Maybe a sign of things to come next year.

    Personally speaking,having seen his other half, it's no wonder his mind is not on his game.


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