Ms M, :-)
i totally disagree. i think it made him look like the responsible man that he is.
no. he is not the only one who does that, but it was caught on camera. it
looked bad. plus those types of actions can sometimes be dangerous to the
gallery and also to the golfer. i don't think he needs to apologize for
everything, but in this case, i think it was a good decision. :-)
he didn't look weak at all to me. he looked strong. because he is strong. he is a strong man.
it took nothing away from him. it just made me respect him more.
it was not long and drawn out, and plus it was kinda light hearted too, especially
when he talked about hitting his toe and he was smiling.
Ms M you have been here a long time. but i don't know if you remember
Tiger's struggles with course management. he literally was beating himself
and losing tournaments because he would not control his emotions when he
hit bad shots and it always continued to carry over to the next shot, and the next,
etc. and he, though being a marveous talent, was losing tournaments.
but thank goodness for commentators in the know such as Kenny Venturi and
Curtis Strange and Mike Tirico, etc. they consistently spoke about Tiger's need
to develop good course management, and to quit beating himself, and it happened,
and the rest is history.
i just think that with so much focus on the swing, etc., that poor course management
has crept back up on Tiger unawares and is wreaking havoc in his game right now.
but he is a smart guy, the best golfer in the world, and he will figure it out.
:-)
TIGER WOODS IS THE BEST!
Edited 4/7/12 by underpartoday