Exactly!!

I have felt Luke Donald did. The week he become #1, he did not even play. Got the news while lying on the sofa watching. Now, he is a good, if not great, golfer, but a first place should be earned.

Yes, it did dash his hopes but I was more concerned about the impact it would have on his leg. The announcers kept saying that he should take a drop shot (not sure if that is the term) and that made a lot of sense as he may have made just  a bogey BUT he must have felt that he could get out of the bunker...and why shouldn't he? I know that he is making swing changes that would protect his leg so he should make decisions on the course that would not cause further injuries. Anyway, let's all hope that he is okay. I posted a note about staying positive and from reading pther posts, he had a very positive interview, he has moved to number 2 ranking in the world so a lot to be grateful for....and congratulations Tiger.

When I saw him limp away from #6, I was concerned too.....but happy to see him return to a normal gait before putting!

 

i agree overpar.   moved into #2.

i don't think he played his best,  meaning his best results.

but i think he played pretty good.

would love to see him go to the PGA early to practice there
@ that course.   even before he plays the Bridgestone.

:-)

i believe his day is coming too.