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Old 02-05-2015, 10:39 PM
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Dear Tiger,
Retire. Walk away. Please. You have nothing left to prove. This is too painful to watch.

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Old 02-11-2015, 09:48 PM
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Retire. Walk away. Please. You have nothing left to prove. This is too painful to watch.

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Done. Mark it down. Will retire sometime this year. My guess is between the Open Championship and the PGA.
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Old 02-11-2015, 10:33 PM
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When I saw what he said, I figure it means retirement.
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Old 02-11-2015, 11:06 PM
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Done. Mark it down. Will retire sometime this year. My guess is between the Open Championship and the PGA.
I don't think there is any chance he will retire unless he has a really bad physical ailment that he just can't get over. It doesn't sound like his back is that bad right now.

Tiger is not the kind of guy that would give up this easily. When most of these guys lose their game, they will try for 10 years or more to get it back. Nobody gives up after one bad year. Tiger won 5 times in 2013. He's only been playing bad for a short period of time and he's had excuses. He had an injury and he had to have surgery. And now he just switched coaches and made a swing change. He's about 2-3 months into his swing change. That is hardly enough time for any golfer to give up, let alone Tiger.

At this point I don't know if Tiger will ever get it back, but I don't think he will be giving up any time soon.
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Old 02-16-2015, 12:49 PM
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Old 02-21-2015, 01:31 AM
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Done. Mark it down. Will retire sometime this year. My guess is between the Open Championship and the PGA.
A few days ago I would have made the odds of Tiger retiring about 20-1. But after hearing an interview with Billy Horschel a couple of days ago, I'm not so sure. Horschel and Tiger are friends and they played together a couple of weeks ago in San Diego. Anyway, Horschel said something to the effect that it's hard for Tiger to be away from his kids and his girlfriend and if Tiger decides to retire that it would be understandable or something to that effect. After hearing Horschel say that, it sounds like there could be a chance that Tiger will retire this year. Even if that does happen, I still think there would be a good chance that Tiger would come back in a year or two. We've seen so many athletes retire and then come back. And Tiger is so competitive that he is the type that would probably get bored and try to make a comeback.
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Old 02-25-2015, 03:02 AM
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I read some surprising news. Butch Harmon took an about-face and says that he would be willing to help Tiger again on a part-time basis if Tiger asked. He says that he doesn’t think it will happen because Tiger is too proud but at least the invitation is there.

If Tiger is smart, he will jump at the opportunity. But as Butch said, he is probably too proud.

http://espn.go.com/golf/story/_/id/1...eek-swing-help
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Old 02-25-2015, 01:15 PM
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I read some surprising news. Butch Harmon took an about-face and says that he would be willing to help Tiger again on a part-time basis if Tiger asked. He says that he doesn’t think it will happen because Tiger is too proud but at least the invitation is there.

If Tiger is smart, he will jump at the opportunity. But as Butch said, he is probably too proud.

http://espn.go.com/golf/story/_/id/1...eek-swing-help
I don't think Harmon ever said he was not interested or wouldn't take Tiger back. Tiger left him because he was "part of the success" and getting some of the credit. He did the same to his first caddie Fluff.
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Old 02-25-2015, 02:14 PM
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I don't think Harmon ever said he was not interested or wouldn't take Tiger back. Tiger left him because he was "part of the success" and getting some of the credit. He did the same to his first caddie Fluff.
There was an interview with Harmon about 6 months ago and he specifically said that he wouldn't teach Tiger again.

"Harmon, who has a full client list, including Phil Mickelson, said a reunion with Woods won't take place."

"No I would not and he's not going to call and ask," Harmon told Golfchannel.com when asked if he would coach Woods again. "I don't think he needs a swing coach. If I were advising Tiger I'd tell him, 'You're the greatest player that ever lived, just go to the range and hit shots.'"

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Old 06-06-2015, 04:43 PM
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Old 06-07-2015, 01:33 PM
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He played very poorly today. It may take him some time to start playing well again. I still think he will break the record. He is just such a great competitor. He is one of the few guys that actually loves the pressure. For him, the more pressure, the better. Michael Jordan was the same way. There aren't very many athletes out there whose level of play rises in the biggest games. I think that gives Tiger a big edge coming down the stretch on Sunday in the majors.
Still think so?
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Retire. Walk away. Please. You have nothing left to prove. This is too painful to watch.

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the trees will appreciate it.......and the fish
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Still think so?
As of right now I would say no. But I've seen plenty of guys go into bad slumps that last for a few years and then get their game back. I've seen other guys like David Duval lose their game and never get it back.
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As of right now I would say no. But I've seen plenty of guys go into bad slumps that last for a few years and then get their game back. I've seen other guys like David Duval lose their game and never get it back.


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Wonder if gelding him would work?
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Wonder if gelding him would work?
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Was told Saturday morning that Tiger could had used my drives.

My response: "Where's my check?"

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Old 06-19-2015, 07:33 AM
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Man, was that ugly.

They put up a graphic on his winning with Harmon and Haney and then with his new coaches. wonder if he will eat his pride and go back to one of them ?
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Old 06-19-2015, 08:41 AM
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Man, was that ugly.

They put up a graphic on his winning with Harmon and Haney and then with his new coaches. wonder if he will eat his pride and go back to one of them ?
Which will come first that or a Rupert Mea Culpa instead of kicking the can down the road some more.
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