[Zuben Elgenubi]

Tiger is growling this week. Here's the Shot of the Day at the year's last event at the Chevron World Challenge. Tiger's got a four shot lead over Graeme McDowell, entering the final 18 holes today.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

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[proxy_user]

Today will be interesting. Tiger was never really under as much pressure to win as everyone else, because he won so much. Now, he is trying to avoid a shutout for the year. This may make him feel more nervous than a major championship.

[steve8714]

Just don’t care. Who would be interested in this lying POS who posed as the happy family man to sell us a bunch of crap? From Buicks to Nike, none of it is actually important. This is an off-season tournament, anyway.
Meaningless.

[Baynative]

Meanwhile The hardest tournament of the year is going on in Florida.

...and speaking of "shots of the day" - what about Bubba's double eagle hole out from 283 yards on Friday?

[OldDeckHand]

While I'm no longer a Tiger fan (to the extent that I ever was), I appreciate that him winning with some consistency, is good for the game - at least the business end of the game.

Personal foibles aside, it will be interesting to see if he can ever dominate again.

[StAnDeliver]

Note who Rogers tried to leave in the rough ... Lefty blew three golden opportunities to take over No. 1 ... but his Masters smoking was the Win of the Year and probably his peak lifetime acheivement ... and the juxtaposition of Tiger stalking off to his limo while Phil was swept up by his family was the Visual of the Year ...

[VeeP22]

*YAWN*

[onedoug]

Tiger who?

[deport]

Tiger finished the season without a win his first since he joined the PGA back in 1996.

Back?........ Well he’s good but back to his dominance of the past I’m not sure...........

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/40520562/ns/sports-golf/

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. - U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell capped off his greatest year by putting together the greatest comeback ever against Tiger Woods in the Chevron World Challenge.

Woods looked as though he would recover from losing a four-shot lead Sunday when he stuffed his approach to inside 3 feet on the 18th hole, but McDowell knocked in a 20-foot birdie putt that forced a playoff.

On the first extra hole, McDowell again made a birdie putt from 20 feet. This time, Woods couldn’t match him. His 15-foot birdie putt slid by on the right, and Woods ended a calendar year without winning.