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Tiger plus five through 5.
I think when he does a major, and provided he stays injury free, he'll get close to being back to his very best - the longer he goes without the major, the harder it will become mentally - as that was always his strength, and I think that's an aspect that's not as strong as it was
Holds a two stroke lead at Bayhill. Wins this event and he's back to being number 1 in the world. Ominous signs of the Tiger of old.
its the power of lindsey vonn's fanny batter on his bellend.
its the power of lindsey vonn's fanny batter on his bellend.
Impressive win last night, no one can finish it off like a Tiger. But somehow he doesn't look like the players he once was.
His putting was superb all week it has to be said, if he keeps that up he'll be a threat. His driving was generally good, but on a more difficult driving course I think he still might struggle. His iron play is still excellent. His short game, arguably always been his strongest part, is not so good anymore.
Very impressive win again. On this form he'll walk the Masters, unless a certain United supporting Irishman can get his act together that is.
Those new Nike clubs are messing with his head. His distance control I am afraid will be under pressure should it come to a close finish. Since the change, he only places well when there is no hope of winning. Yesterday was nearly a disaster, but got on track with a firm back 9, but is now behind the leader by 9 as well.