Shagger is back in two weeks...superb stuff,at least it will keep this place alive,it's been like a morgue since Monday morning.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/golf/8619010.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/golf/8619010.stm
Fantastic news...
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Screwback
Tour Rookie
Excellent news good to see the worlds best back regularly again.
stevek1969
Money List Winner
Even tho not a favourite of mine its good to see him back playing again it makes it more interesting ,think its Quail Hollow he's playing which is a long track.
Swinger
Journeyman Pro
I guess he decided to get back to it sooner rather than later after finishing an unthinkable T4th at the Masters.
I'm looking forward to seeing him again though. Just doesn't feel right watching the guys play when someone better is sat at home being a good boy.
Sure he'll start putting some distance between himself and the rest of the guys in the world rankings again soon.
I'm looking forward to seeing him again though. Just doesn't feel right watching the guys play when someone better is sat at home being a good boy.
Sure he'll start putting some distance between himself and the rest of the guys in the world rankings again soon.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
I guess with the news of the divorce proceedings going ahead he has nothing really to focus on other than the golf. I'm not fussed about what goes on behind closed doors re a settlement, access rights etc but I do enjoy watching the best golfer in the world in action
madandra
Money List Winner
The poor bugger needs to find $200m to keep his wee wifey sweet. I think we should have a whip round. I will donate £1.00 to ease his suffering.
golfing_man
Medal Winner
Some folks (especially Stateside) can no longer enjoy watching Tiger play because of his off-course foibles. Personally, I watched far less Tour golf in his absence and welcome him back.
Sean
Sean
AliB
Q-School Graduate
Let's face it, despite all this sackcloth and ashes stuff, the only thing he cares about is golf and winning it, so what's not to like about playing some more/
Witness post-masters interview in which he regarded 4th place as an abject failure. He could have at least thanked the crowd for support, thanked God for his being in competetive golf again.
I agree a great golfer, possibly the best, and will raise takings and interest anywhere he plays.
Bit of a way to go as a human being.
AliB
Witness post-masters interview in which he regarded 4th place as an abject failure. He could have at least thanked the crowd for support, thanked God for his being in competetive golf again.
I agree a great golfer, possibly the best, and will raise takings and interest anywhere he plays.
Bit of a way to go as a human being.
AliB
