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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr
To what personal conduct off the course are you referring. He made a huge mistake by cheating on his wife. He got caught and paid a bigger price than any of us could imagine. He got help for the issue and is evidently doing well. He has a very good relationship with Lindsey Vonn and is an excellent father to his kid. He and his ex wife have even gotten together for dinner with her new husband and Vonn.
What else should he be doing? Or do we just hold this against him for the rest of his life.
I'm telling you, I've been around the guy. He's great with kids and autographs when he has the time. He gave my son a golf ball that he played with in the Ryder Cup. He just doesn't have the time that many other players have and there is more demands on his time than any other player.
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So Doc, there is nobody in all of sport that you simply have a bit of an issue with?
I wish Tiger no ill fortune. But He doesn't have to be one of my favorites either. "Cheating on his wife" is a gross understatement. Few golfers or other athletes have his frequency of foul mouth and angry attitude if all doesn't go his way. He rarely admits that he was simply beaten...it's always if-only-this or if-only-that.
I truly hope Tiger does well...in life and in golf. But pardon me if I look elsewhere for athletes that I have a natural inclination to support.