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The Tour Championship 2018
- Thread starter TheTrueReview
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Tiger 3 up going into Sunday. He played pretty good today.
Predictions if TW wins today:
Media Frenzy - some reported to have wet themselves
Golf Channel showing TW highlights going back 25 years
Brandel Chamblee says something stupid, thinking it was contoversial
Jack Nicklaus will have to (yet again) field a million questions about his record falling to TW
Media Frenzy - some reported to have wet themselves
Golf Channel showing TW highlights going back 25 years
Brandel Chamblee says something stupid, thinking it was contoversial
Jack Nicklaus will have to (yet again) field a million questions about his record falling to TW
- Thread Starter
- #19
OP
DeChambeau up to T15 after 16.
And...Limp gets some orange and black poo in his oatmeal. 
- Thread Starter
- #21
OP
Amazing gallery scenes for Woods on.the last.
Glad to see Tiger win again.
- Thread Starter
- #23
OP
Really can't believe he won another one. Awesome.
Those scenes of him walking in front of that massive crowd is great to see.
Those scenes of him walking in front of that massive crowd is great to see.
Gave me goosebumps!
Ou est Le Limp?
As I open this, I'm sitting here eating a bowl of oatmeal.Ou est Le Limp?
- Thread Starter
- #29
OP
I will certainly give him credit for sticking with it and making a comeback. He was born with an instinct... an ingrained sense that he would be the best as what he does. He won a full field tournament reft with the top players in the game. His "unfolding" began with 'Skanksgiving' and, later, physical breakdowns of a body stressed by thousands of 100+ mph swings of a golf club. The emotional/physical combination would have had some retire and leave the Game. He could not and worked tirelessly to make a comeback.
I do take issue, however, with a headline this morning. "The Greatest Comeback In Sports History". Ben Hogan... Body torn apart in a vicious head-on crash with a bus, early in 1949. Lucky to even survive, let along play golf again. Not only did he make a comeback, but in 1953 won three majors in one season. Monica Seles... The youngest to make #1 in ladies tennis when a disgruntled fan plunged a knife in her back. Many surgeries and a lengthy comeback saw her win two more professional tournaments. Rocky Blier… Drafted from the football field to the jungles of Viet Nam. Grenade takes off parts of his foot. Didn't know if he'd walk again, let alone run. Came back to the Steelers and won a number of "Rings". Story after story of people who would not let tragedies beyond their control snuff out the light of living the life they were committed to.
Yesterday's victory was a significant accomplishment for Woods and a 'shot in the arm' for golf. We will hear more and more sports commentators write about the greatness of this accomplishment. They really need to spend just a short time looking at history before tagging it as the "greatest" in sports history.
I do take issue, however, with a headline this morning. "The Greatest Comeback In Sports History". Ben Hogan... Body torn apart in a vicious head-on crash with a bus, early in 1949. Lucky to even survive, let along play golf again. Not only did he make a comeback, but in 1953 won three majors in one season. Monica Seles... The youngest to make #1 in ladies tennis when a disgruntled fan plunged a knife in her back. Many surgeries and a lengthy comeback saw her win two more professional tournaments. Rocky Blier… Drafted from the football field to the jungles of Viet Nam. Grenade takes off parts of his foot. Didn't know if he'd walk again, let alone run. Came back to the Steelers and won a number of "Rings". Story after story of people who would not let tragedies beyond their control snuff out the light of living the life they were committed to.
Yesterday's victory was a significant accomplishment for Woods and a 'shot in the arm' for golf. We will hear more and more sports commentators write about the greatness of this accomplishment. They really need to spend just a short time looking at history before tagging it as the "greatest" in sports history.
