Everyone knows why he posted this
Tiger Woods in another car crash.
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Love him or hate him, there's no denying he was responsible for a huge boom in public interest in golf. New golf courses were opening to feed that interest. Today, I see courses closing. I know people who aren't huge golf fans (like me), but they often wondered how Tiger did in any given tournament. Even this year there was buzz about whether or not he'd play in the Masters. We now know he isn't but I'm sure the networks had their fingers crossed hoping he would.
Nowadays I'd bet most casual fans couldn't name the #1 ranked player. I know I can't without looking it up. (I just did. Scheffler.) There's currently not a player who draws interest like Tiger did. Just quite a few players with generic sounding names who all seem like the same guy.
It's a shame for Tiger though. Dude had the world by the balls and could have lived out his life adding to his millions as a respected ambassador for the sport, just like Palmer and Nicklaus. Some bad decisions ruined that sort of future for him. Maybe he can get some of it back. We'll see.
One thing you can say about Tiger....he wasn't "to stupid" to lie and say he was golfing in a tornado and severe thunderstorm warning area with imaginary friends.
Yep, most people didn’t give a rip about golf before Tiger and don’t now either…they paid a little attention while Tiger was winning.
If he’s a hobo and he can buy and sell you and your whole family multiple times over, what does that make you?
Damn, there are some nightmares in those pix. Step, I’m gonna call you tonight at 3am when that crap wakes me up.I love the beautiful appearance of 'sausage lips'
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Just their heads as in attached to their necks. Well that and egos.
Seems like Tiger doesn’t particularly care if he dies or not at this point. Or other people, for that matter.
If it could hit a golf ball well, I could get away with a lot of sh|t. Not fair.
Well you don't need to be a good golfer to get away with a lot of $h!t and crimes. You just have to own a few courses and be a criminal.If it could hit a golf ball well, I could get away with a lot of sh|t. Not fair.
For a website that is supposedly ruined, that assh*le sure does spend a ton of time on it! He really has a pathetic existence.
Painkillers can do that to you. If that’s his drug of choice currently. A lot of people are screwed up from them
Yes, you’ve often said. I have to say that this makes as much sense as “LionJim always plays lead guitar.”
He’s so done on the golf course. Hard to play when you can’t walk. He would need a cart on the Champions Tour.
When people consider the choice of driving when inebriated they think about the chances of getting caught. How long is the drive? Where are the cops? They don’t think they might get hurt or hurt someone else.
If they ever read the studies about what just a little alcohol does to your judgement, your reaction time , your general state of aggressiveness or inhibition regulation, they wouldn’t do it.
people worry about the legal aspect and that’s about it.
Yeah it looks like his head grew too just like Barry Bonds.
Here’s the problem. The vast, vast majority of times people drive under the influence without any negative consequences, and that outweighs the possibility of getting a negative consequence in their impaired judgement.
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Yes exactly. Just mentioning that’s the only way he could probably compete assuming he get the addiction thing resolved.
Would they really want Tiger driving a cart?? I'm sure they could arrange a DD for him.
Yes, I know, I read portions of that thread on another site. I'm bemused, the McA site is fine
He can get a Florida MMJ card for $77. Dispensaries all around him. His eyes would look the same. Maybe he'd drive slower.
Tiger Woods said he was 'talking to president,' footage says
After crashing his SUV last week in Florida, Tiger Woods took out his phone and told a deputy, "I was just talking to the president," according to body camera footage released Thursday showing the golfer's arrest on a DUI charge.
www.espn.com