Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Voted PGA player of the year for the 11th time. What a great golfer.
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http://espn.go.com/golf/story/_/id/9...ur-player-year |
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I don't like the guy, but respect his game like no one else's. |
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Yes, I agree. Congratulations to Tiger. Way to go !!!
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Troy, Rochester, Hazel Park, Harbor Beach, Grand Rapids, Michigan |
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Tiger had an outstanding year and no one deserves this title more than he does.
Unfortunately, he again failed to win a major, but he is only behind Sam Snead in total wins with 79, six ahead of Jack Nicklaus. Sam's last win came when he was 52 years old and Jack's when he was 46. Tiger will certainly win many more events. I don't know if he'll ever surpass Jack's total os 18 majors however leaving a question about who is the greatest golfer of all time. Tiger's accomplishments up until now have been nothing short of astonishing. 82 wins, 14 majors (17 if you count US Amateurs) and the only player in history to have held all four major trophies at the same time. Lowest scoring one year scoring average in history, (67.79 in 2000), lowest career scoring average of all time, most career earnings, (adjusted for inflation) all time record for consecutive cuts made. There are many more but I'm not going to list them all here. Is he the greatest golfer of all time? Maybe, time will tell. I think that there will always be an argument unless he passes jack's 18 majors. One thing that I do know, is that I am very lucky to have lived at a time when Jack played and then still be around to watch Tiger play.
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The Beatlemaniacs of The Villages meet every Friday 10:00am at the O'Dell Recreation Center. "I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend." - Thomas Jefferson to William Hamilton, April 22, 1800. |
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But is he being faithful??
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Just to pick a nit, he is the PGA Tour Player of the year vs PGA Player of the Year....two different organizations. |
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Are you sure about that?
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Whether you like him or not, what he continues to accomplish is amazing, and he brings the rest of the PGA up in skill trying to catch him. Congratulations Tiger for another great year. Keep them coming.
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Bob anc Cheri Upstate NY/Bonita |
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Great to hear about Tiger. I was happy when he first came in to the game. As far as I'm concerned what happened years ago was between him and his wife, well, ex wife and not my business. Sure it wasn't morally right. I happen to like watching Tiger play golf just as I enjoy all the others.
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Yes. I made the same mistake while working for J.R. Carpenter, a former PGA president, and he cleared it up in a hurry.
http://seniorpga2009.wordpress.com/2...-and-pga-tour/ |
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NOTE TO POSTERS: No one is always right. |
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I know I am going to take a lot of heat on this but have we lost our moral compass by honoring a person who destroyed the golf images to the young people starting to play golf and not respecting the youth who wait for his autograph only to be ignored. At what point are there consequences for these acts. It would appear that sportsmanship, respect for the game and its historic high sports standards have been sacrificed for just "playing the game". A number of baseball players paid the consequences for violating standards but not golf. What a terrible image for our youth. Golf is much more than playing the game. It stands for honesty, integrity, respect for the game, etc. etc.
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