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Old 04-14-2010, 12:45 PM
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Do people really believe that Tiger would change his stripes?
Do people really believe Arnie, Jack, etc...never cursed after a bad shot? Tiger has a mic on him for every shot of every round. There isn't another person on tour that endures that.

If I want to watch golfers without passion, I will follow Verplank, Bob Estes and Jeff Maggert.
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Old 04-14-2010, 12:57 PM
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Do people really believe Arnie, Jack, etc...never cursed after a bad shot? Tiger has a mic on him for every shot of every round. There isn't another person on tour that endures that.

If I want to watch golfers without passion, I will follow Verplank, Bob Estes and Jeff Maggert.
My statement was a joke. No one seems to recognize it....Tiger/stripes...Kev, I still think Tiger is a scummy phony but I could care less what he says on the course.
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Old 04-14-2010, 07:00 PM
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My statement was a joke. No one seems to recognize it....Tiger/stripes...Kev, I still think Tiger is a scummy phony but I could care less what he says on the course.

I guess I'm slow like everyone else

No need to rehash everything discussed in the other Tiger thread on here. We all pretty much made our feelings known there.

I do agree with Coach, Nantz is a hypocrite and is in no position to call others out for their behavior.

I have zero desire to see Tiger lose the passion he displays while he plays the game.
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Old 04-14-2010, 08:05 PM
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Tiger Woods' marriage to Elin Nordegren is over, with reports in the U.S. that the golfing superstar and his estranged wife are making the finishing touches to their divorce, The (Sydney) Daily Telegraph reported Wednesday.

Just days after Woods completed his triumphant return to golf following his cheating scandal, U.S. news show Entertainment Tonight reports Nordegren, who failed to show at his Masters comeback, is close to filing for divorce.

Correspondent Kevin Frazier, who has links to Woods, said: "For weeks now there have been rumors that Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren might reconcile and save their marriage.

"It was believed by going to sex rehab that Tiger had done just enough to keep his family together. But sources have told me that the marriage is indeed over.

"Evidence? Well, the fact that Elin was on a plane, in the air, headed to Arizona during the final round of the Masters.

"Usually, with her husband in contention at his biggest tournament, she would be there waiting for him in case he won; instead she made a plan so that she would be in the air while Tiger was playing.

"The couple hasn't spoken for quite some time and it is believed that all they have to do is work out a few more details on their divorce and they can sign the divorce decree and both can move on with their lives."

Elin's continued anger at her husband's infidelity was also evident when Woods rented out a separate mansion for her and their children, complete with servants, at the Masters in Augusta.

The marriage was all but over last November when club hostess Rachel Uchitel became the first of four alleged mistresses to come forward with claims they had sex with Woods during his marriage.

The four women are former porn star Joslyn James, who claims she was his mistress for three years; former Playboy model Loredana Joli, swimsuit model Cori Rist and Uchitel.

Since then a host of other women have also come out alleging they had affairs with the world's top golfer.
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Old 04-15-2010, 07:29 AM
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Tiger Woods' marriage to Elin Nordegren is over, with reports in the U.S. that the golfing superstar and his estranged wife are making the finishing touches to their divorce, The (Sydney) Daily Telegraph reported Wednesday.

Just days after Woods completed his triumphant return to golf following his cheating scandal, U.S. news show Entertainment Tonight reports Nordegren, who failed to show at his Masters comeback, is close to filing for divorce.

Correspondent Kevin Frazier, who has links to Woods, said: "For weeks now there have been rumors that Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren might reconcile and save their marriage.

"It was believed by going to sex rehab that Tiger had done just enough to keep his family together. But sources have told me that the marriage is indeed over.

"Evidence? Well, the fact that Elin was on a plane, in the air, headed to Arizona during the final round of the Masters.

"Usually, with her husband in contention at his biggest tournament, she would be there waiting for him in case he won; instead she made a plan so that she would be in the air while Tiger was playing.

"The couple hasn't spoken for quite some time and it is believed that all they have to do is work out a few more details on their divorce and they can sign the divorce decree and both can move on with their lives."

Elin's continued anger at her husband's infidelity was also evident when Woods rented out a separate mansion for her and their children, complete with servants, at the Masters in Augusta.

The marriage was all but over last November when club hostess Rachel Uchitel became the first of four alleged mistresses to come forward with claims they had sex with Woods during his marriage.

The four women are former porn star Joslyn James, who claims she was his mistress for three years; former Playboy model Loredana Joli, swimsuit model Cori Rist and Uchitel.

Since then a host of other women have also come out alleging they had affairs with the world's top golfer.

Honestly, on Sunday when Tiger was playing the front 9.. he just looked different out there, like he had other things on his mind besides golf. I know he has a lot going on but Tiger can focus unlike no other. So I thought to myself, maybe Elin said she's getting a divorce the night before. That would be good revenge for her. Dump his ass the night before Sunday at Augusta when he was in 3rd place.
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Old 04-15-2010, 06:30 PM
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Plus the fact he most likely hasn't gotton any strange in month let alone the home cooked stuff.

Maybe too many calloses on his playing hand? And I ain't talking golf. Wait, I can see it now, Tiger, the new spokesmen for Hanes My-way Socks! Drugs?
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Honestly, on Sunday when Tiger was playing the front 9.. he just looked different out there, like he had other things on his mind besides golf. I know he has a lot going on but Tiger can focus unlike no other. So I thought to myself, maybe Elin said she's getting a divorce the night before. That would be good revenge for her. Dump his ass the night before Sunday at Augusta when he was in 3rd place.
you might be right
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I guess I'm slow like everyone else

No need to rehash everything discussed in the other Tiger thread on here. We all pretty much made our feelings known there.

I do agree with Coach, Nantz is a hypocrite and is in no position to call others out for their behavior.

I have zero desire to see Tiger lose the passion he displays while he plays the game.
If thats passion bro I need to check myself at the door. Handling yourself with some humility while having drive and passion apparently is not cool.

No sweat on my end cause I don't have to have that conversation with my kid(s) since I have none about why that behavior is not accepted in a game where each man and woman should respect the course, their fellow players and all others around. Respect in my humble eyes FOR SURE means not cussing and acting like a child on air when things don't go right.
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Old 04-15-2010, 06:28 AM
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This whole thing makes me laugh. Like Bigs said...you want your child to hear some real language?? Take them to an NFL game. Or, for that matter, take them to an LPGA event and let them get close enough to hear conversations and things players say after a bad shot. There are plenty of girls out there that drop the F bomb tons throughout a single round of golf. You never hear about it, because there are no mics out there to catch it. I remember years ago Curtis Strange got fined because a mic caught him cussing. If Curtis had a mic on him all the time like Tiger does, he would have been paying more out in fines than he would having been making in prize money.
If the worst thing that parents have to worry about is their kids hearing Tiger say: "Tiger, you suck" or "God D*mmit", well they must live in a bubble. Don't like the way Tiger acts on the course? YOU take up golf, play with your child and YOU show them how you think they should act while playing.
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Old 04-15-2010, 07:23 AM
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i think the kid card gets pulled out too often. hell, you know the players are going to cuss-don't want your kid to hear it, leave him at home. or accept the fact that the same salty language they're hearing at the course is said on the school bus.
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This whole thing makes me laugh. Like Bigs said...you want your child to hear some real language?? Take them to an NFL game. Or, for that matter, take them to an LPGA event and let them get close enough to hear conversations and things players say after a bad shot. There are plenty of girls out there that drop the F bomb tons throughout a single round of golf. You never hear about it, because there are no mics out there to catch it. I remember years ago Curtis Strange got fined because a mic caught him cussing. If Curtis had a mic on him all the time like Tiger does, he would have been paying more out in fines than he would having been making in prize money.
If the worst thing that parents have to worry about is their kids hearing Tiger say: "Tiger, you suck" or "God D*mmit", well they must live in a bubble. Don't like the way Tiger acts on the course? YOU take up golf, play with your child and YOU show them how you think they should act while playing.

I'm dropping this after I say this. For numerous reasons.

Curtis Strange compared to Tiger Woods is like Apples and Oranges.

NFL? Come on man, its so different. Contact, emotions etc etc.. Physical.

LPGA players compared to Tiger Woods is like comparing well I'm at a loss of words.

I hope that parents take your advice and take their kids out and play rounds with their kids and show them how they should act while playing cause I know as well as many other folks who love and respect this game that when the camera and mic are on and your on stage its your chance.

Sad day in Golf when his actions on the course are treated this way. I was raised different. Guess I'm on the outside looking in.

Probably coming from the same generation who will leave ball marks on the greens, not seed their divots, talk on their cell phones on course, throw their putter when they miss etc etc etc..

Call me old school all you want but that is total BS and laughs in the face of what this sport is all about.

Of all people you should know that man.
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I'm dropping this after I say this. For numerous reasons.

Curtis Strange compared to Tiger Woods is like Apples and Oranges.

NFL? Come on man, its so different. Contact, emotions etc etc.. Physical.

LPGA players compared to Tiger Woods is like comparing well I'm at a loss of words.

I hope that parents take your advice and take their kids out and play rounds with their kids and show them how they should act while playing cause I know as well as many other folks who love and respect this game that when the camera and mic are on and your on stage its your chance.

Sad day in Golf when his actions on the course are treated this way. I was raised different. Guess I'm on the outside looking in.

Probably coming from the same generation who will leave ball marks on the greens, not seed their divots, talk on their cell phones on course, throw their putter when they miss etc etc etc..

Call me old school all you want but that is total BS and laughs in the face of what this sport is all about.

Of all people you should know that man.
you said bs.

good for you. seriously.

welcome to the human race. you just need to dial the judgement back a tad.
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I'm dropping this after I say this. For numerous reasons.

Curtis Strange compared to Tiger Woods is like Apples and Oranges.

NFL? Come on man, its so different. Contact, emotions etc etc.. Physical.

LPGA players compared to Tiger Woods is like comparing well I'm at a loss of words.

I hope that parents take your advice and take their kids out and play rounds with their kids and show them how they should act while playing cause I know as well as many other folks who love and respect this game that when the camera and mic are on and your on stage its your chance.

Sad day in Golf when his actions on the course are treated this way. I was raised different. Guess I'm on the outside looking in.

Probably coming from the same generation who will leave ball marks on the greens, not seed their divots, talk on their cell phones on course, throw their putter when they miss etc etc etc..

Call me old school all you want but that is total BS and laughs in the face of what this sport is all about.

Of all people you should know that man.
You completely missed the NFL point. I wasn't talking about the players, I was talking about what your kids will hear while sitting in the stadium watching the game. They will hear a 1000X more cursing in one 3 hour game, than if they watched every shot of Tiger Woods for a season.

He said God Damn one time in four rounds and Nantz is up in arms. There are many more bigger fish to fry than that.
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I'm dropping this after I say this. For numerous reasons.

Curtis Strange compared to Tiger Woods is like Apples and Oranges.

So, you have spent more time around Curtis Strange on the course than I have? Good to know.
NFL? Come on man, its so different. Contact, emotions etc etc.. Physical.

Like Bigs said...I was referring to the fans.
LPGA players compared to Tiger Woods is like comparing well I'm at a loss of words.
I guess you have spent more time out there caddying out there than I have too, huh?
I hope that parents take your advice and take their kids out and play rounds with their kids and show them how they should act while playing cause I know as well as many other folks who love and respect this game that when the camera and mic are on and your on stage its your chance.

Sad day in Golf when his actions on the course are treated this way. I was raised different. Guess I'm on the outside looking in.
Every single generation has had their own bad boy that displays more emotion and passion than others do. It just happens that Tiger is the best player in the world displaying that emotion and passion. I assure you (and your cousin can probably confirm this) but Tiger is far from the worst behaved golfer on Tour. Pat Perez has gotten better, but his behavior on course would make Tiger look like Byron Nelson.
Probably coming from the same generation who will leave ball marks on the greens, not seed their divots, talk on their cell phones on course, throw their putter when they miss etc etc etc..
I have worked in the golf industry since I was 17 years old, im 37 now, so that makes more half my life. I got news for you, people not fixing balls marks, reseeding divots, etc...has never changed.
Call me old school all you want but that is total BS and laughs in the face of what this sport is all about.

Of all people you should know that man.

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