Ratings are going to be boffo if he’s in contention.
21 years ago he became a legend.
I hope he’s learned his lesson.
Success can get to your head, but failure and unpopularity can be a humbling experience.
How do I short that bet?
If anyone here wants to beat the odds and have a little fun at the same time, go Hire ALL 12 of Tiger’s ex Girlfriends that destroyed his marriage to be a cheering squad at every hole.
He’ll probably hit a few into the next State ,get mad and be done
Only player I know that sullied the rep of the game. Will NEVER cheer for him.
‘Pulling for Phil Mickelson and Jason Day.
I watched him play last week, and it was impressive. On the fairway consistently, and his putter is almost all the way back. His wedge too. He missed one he wouldn’t have in 2008, where he put himself in a corner, with a bunker in front and a green sliding away from the far edge of the bunker. He was looking for the far fringe and caught the sand instead.
He’s pretty close to being back. I think this is a stretch, making him a favorite. This is a play, an overplay, for ratings.
It would have been enough to say ‘top 5’ and it would have done the same job in the ratings.
Didn’t Tiger play golf with President Trump recently?
What is he, about 90 years old now?
Lucky if he makes the cut.
I like this new version of Tiger Woods. He seems to have finally forgiven himself, and is now open, friendly, signing autographs for kids, and can hit a 185 mph ball into the fairway. He’s been through a lot, most his own making, but he’s out there again, doing something no other competitive golfer has done - golfing with a fused back. I for one will be cheering for him along with Rickie, Phil, Justin, Dustin and the others.
That’s a bit premature, IMO. Yeah, he had a good showing at his last tourney. Doesn’t mean he’s got what it takes to grab another green jacket. There are a lot of really good young players out there.
I am glad to see Tiger has gotten a lot of his game back. I saw last weeks tournament where his improvement of late was on display, even though he did not win.
Yet, I fail to see why anything thinks claiming he is the “favorite” to win the 2018 Masters. Such a claim assumes too many things not in evidence about Tiger or many other players.
With all due respect to Tiger, the report title feeds like something from a public relations firm working on behalf of Tiger.
Smart people ought to put their crystal balls aside and just let the season find its own result.
I’ll bet a $100.00 donation to Free Republic that Woods does NOT win the Masters..
I have no interest whatsoever in the personal lives of any professional athlete..........