Tiger Woods discussion - Page 2

MtnGiant · #31 03-25-2013, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by greylynx

What will happen when the latest floozy leaves?

Depends on which club choice she goes with....and how well she connects

ESOXangler · #32 03-25-2013, 07:50 PM

Well hopefully he has a few on the roster! Tiger just like any high performance machine needs frequent oil changes!

And I can only assume synthetic doesnt cut it, even if its amsoil!

Mb-MBR · #33 03-25-2013, 08:07 PM

Like him or hate him, he is solely responsible for the state of golf today. Anyone who makes a living in this industry owes him a debt of gratitude.

Just watched the repeat of the final round and the King was impressed with the Monday crowd, well the only reason for the Monday crowd was because Tiger was in the final.

I guarantee the ole boys at Augusta, the sponsors, golf writers, spectators are all salivating and waiting for his arrival.

MtnGiant · #34 04-11-2013, 02:10 PM

Tiger and the Masters

Looks like he's struggling w/ his putter again.

This is usually a bad sign of things to come for him.

He says.....he's happy w/ his performance today....but I say aaaaaahahahahahahaha (your blowin it again)

Ken07AOVette · #35 04-11-2013, 02:14 PM

I refuse to golf with REDFROG anymore, last time he damn near broke his neck when he fell off the ball washer.

I had to take the portable one off my golf cart, caught him trying to take it into the woods several times!!!

Tiger is either doing this for kicks because he cant even spend the interest on the money he has earned, or he is just trying to get back to where he was. If he keeps on winning, and I believe he will, Jack's fans will be very disappointed.

Sooner · #36 04-11-2013, 02:25 PM

He wasnt the best golfer in the world because of his women, he has the skills but we all seen what happens when he cant concentrate on the game. If he can keep the focus on the game of golf, he will probably be the all time best golfer one day. Still has a ways to go if he wants the record.

MtnGiant · #37 04-11-2013, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Ken07AOVette

I refuse to golf with REDFROG anymore, last time he damn near broke his neck when he fell off the ball washer.

I had to take the portable one off my golf cart, caught him trying to take it into the woods several times!!!:love0025:

Tiger is either doing this for kicks because he cant even spend the interest on the money he has earned, or he is just trying to get back to where he was. If he keeps on winning, and I believe he will, Jack's fans will be very disappointed.

Hahahahahaha.....you got a video of this?
It may win AFV's grand prize LOL

rwm1273 · #38 04-12-2013, 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by greylynx

What will happen when the latest floozy leaves?

Let's hope she doesn't cave in the rest of his face with a golf club like Elin did. Why she was not charged with assault, I will never understand.

greylynx · #39 04-12-2013, 10:03 AM

What is the latest story with Tiger and the Porn star Jenna Jameson.

I was unable to get the full story on the radio.

AI 6.5 · #40 04-12-2013, 10:16 AM

I could't care less about golf or Tiger Woods. Its got to be the most boring game right up there with darts and lawn bowling. I did not call it or a sport nor do I consider golfers athletes as some do. If John Daly is an athlete, I'm heading to Rio for the next summer Olympics. Sorry to offend any golf fanatics but to each his own, if it floats your boat, have at it.

Bigdad013 · #41 04-12-2013, 10:21 AM

Usual response from someone who can't get off the tee box

Zip · #42 04-12-2013, 10:49 AM

Tiger will beat Jack's record before he calls it quits...that has been his goal ever since he first started swinging the club. And to AI 6.5 if John Daly is the only name you can come up with as to who is not athletic in the game of golf...well here are a few names in golf that are very athletic and i wouldn't want to wrestle them...Tiger Woods,Vijay Singh,Bubba Watson,Graham Mcdowell,Ian Poulter,Dustin Johnson, and the list could go on...these guys work out as much as any athlete in sports today...i am not sure how much golf you have tried but just go out and play a coupla practice rounds,then play Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday all while walking and see how athletic you feel after that!
I play the game as much as i can..which is only about 3 times a week in the summer and i ride a cart...it is alot more demanding than you think. These guys out on tour are in pretty good shape if anybody asks me.

58thecat · #43 04-12-2013, 10:57 AM

Looser, simply put.................

AI 6.5 · #44 04-12-2013, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigdad013

Usual response from someone who can't get off the tee box

Usual response from someone who needs to lighten up and loosen their shorts I take it you golf? Great that's one less at at the range during the summer. How do you know I have never golfed or what level I am at. I tried it many times, just didn't care for it, it is exciting as watching grass grow. I have a house in the Phoenix area and have been to many different places there with friends. I would much rather spend time shooting or any of the many other things to do there, especially during winter. You probably also consider it a sport and think golfers are athletes as well based on your response.

Zip · #45 04-12-2013, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by AI 6.5

Usual response from someone who needs to lighten up and loosen their shorts I take it you golf? Great that's one less at at the range during the summer. How do you know I have never golfed or what level I am at. I tried it many times, just didn't care for it, it is exciting as watching grass grow. I have a house in the Phoenix area and have been to many different places there with friends. I would much rather spend time shooting or any of the many other things to do there, especially during winter. You probably also consider it a sport and think golfers are athletes as well based on your response.

Glad to hear that you have at least tried the sport of golf,those that end up hating the game are the ones who are not really athletic enough to actually stick with it...Golfers are athletes same as any sport...just ask one!

NewGuard84 · #46 04-12-2013, 12:36 PM

Golf is slightly more demanding than darts and lawn bowling....

The latter two can be done decently well, while drunk, with little experience on occasion...

camping4life · #47 04-12-2013, 12:48 PM

I hope he chokes and NO he will never be better than Jack!
Can't stand the guy, cries every time he misses a shot or swings his club in anger. He's supposed to be a professional.....well i dont see it in his antics on or off the course.

Zip · #48 04-12-2013, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by camping4life

I hope he chokes and NO he will never be better than Jack!
Can't stand the guy, cries every time he misses a shot or swings his club in anger. He's supposed to be a professional.....well i dont see it in his antics on or off the course.

I have to agree with ya..he never really has acted like a professional in any way at all..the man can hit most golf shots that others only dream about...but still his actions on and off the course leave us with the feeling that he is a big brat who likes to whine. And he may never ever be a Jack,but he will beat Jack's record...it's only a matter of time!

AbAngler · #49 04-12-2013, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Zip

I have to agree with ya..he never really has acted like a professional in any way at all..the man can hit most golf shots that others only dream about...but still his actions on and off the course leave us with the feeling that he is a big brat who likes to whine. And he may never ever be a Jack,but he will beat Jack's record...it's only a matter of time!

Agreed. Tough to compare the two really. Different eras. Guys are driving the ball 340yrds+ regularly while in Jack's era, a 300yrd drive was almost unheard of. Jack was and is a class act on and off the course. Tiger, not so much.

Tiger was banging a bunch of hookers, waitresses and pornstars while destroying everyone on the golf course. Gotta give him some credit for that! The guys an idiot, but he can sure play.

Zip · #50 04-12-2013, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by AbAngler

Agreed. Tough to compare the two really. Different eras. Guys are driving the ball 340yrds+ regularly while in Jack's era, a 300yrd drive was almost unheard of. Jack was and is a class act on and off the course. Tiger, not so much.

Tiger was banging a bunch of hookers, waitresses and pornstars while destroying everyone on the golf course. Gotta give him some credit for that! The guys an idiot, but he can sure play.

Exactly...all true!

Mb-MBR · #51 04-12-2013, 02:23 PM

As far as golf and golfers not being athletes, think Tiger could outrun. outlift, and out train and certainly out play 99% of AO members. As for the game, people can take out of it what they want. I enjoy the game for the excercise it provides while I socialize with friends, but mind you I walk and carry my clubs.

Tiger has brought as much if not more attention to the game than Jack. Tiger has made more millionaires than jack ever did. All of his fellow competitors admit this fact. Agreed Jack has more class plus he hunts and fishes, so he's an avid outdoorsman.

Bigdad013 · #52 04-12-2013, 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by AI 6.5

Usual response from someone who needs to lighten up and loosen their shorts I take it you golf? Great that's one less at at the range during the summer. How do you know I have never golfed or what level I am at. I tried it many times, just didn't care for it, it is exciting as watching grass grow. I have a house in the Phoenix area and have been to many different places there with friends. I would much rather spend time shooting or any of the many other things to do there, especially during winter. You probably also consider it a sport and think golfers are athletes as well based on your response.

Yes I do golf, and consider them athletes as well. You can also put them next to biathalon athletes so to speak. Where especially after walking hilly terrain, carrying clubs, getting your heartrate up, then settling down to make a shot. It actually does require skill to become good at it. Try walking some hilly course 2 times in a day carrying your clubs and then do it the next day. Oh and by the way, I also think that shooters are athletes as well. Have fun at the range, frees up a tee time at the course.

Looper · #53 04-12-2013, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by AI 6.5

Usual response from someone who needs to lighten up and loosen their shorts I take it you golf? Great that's one less at at the range during the summer. How do you know I have never golfed or what level I am at. I tried it many times, just didn't care for it, it is exciting as watching grass grow. I have a house in the Phoenix area and have been to many different places there with friends. I would much rather spend time shooting or any of the many other things to do there, especially during winter. You probably also consider it a sport and think golfers are athletes as well based on your response.

They're not athletes? You dont have a clue. Go on YouTube and Google golfs greatest shots. Only the most disciplined and athletic make those shots. I suppose you can hit a 3 wood from an uphill lie from 240 yrds out and land it wihtin six feet of the pin and think "man this is a boring sport"

How about sinking a 30 foot double breaking putt? You dont think that takes extreme skill?

You obviosly suck at golf so you slam it.

chadyaz · #54 04-12-2013, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigdad013

Yes I do golf, and consider them athletes as well. You can also put them next to biathalon athletes so to speak. Where especially after walking hilly terrain, carrying clubs, getting your heartrate up, then settling down to make a shot. It actually does require skill to become good at it. Try walking some hilly course 2 times in a day carrying your clubs and then do it the next day. Oh and by the way, I also think that shooters are athletes as well. Have fun at the range, frees up a tee time at the course.

I don't remember the last time I saw a PGA tour pro carry their own bag of clubs for a round let alone a full weekend of golf. These guys don't carry clubs. They swing then walk while the caddy literally does all of the heavy lifting

AbAngler · #55 04-12-2013, 02:45 PM

Lol.

Tiger is getting hot! Movin on up...

I hope he wins

Bigdad013 · #56 04-12-2013, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by chadyaz

I don't remember the last time I saw a PGA tour pro carry their own bag of clubs for a round let alone a full weekend of golf. These guys don't carry clubs. They swing then walk while the caddy literally does all of the heavy lifting

No where did I say they did carry their clubs at a tournament. But believe me some do. Guys who barely qualified, no name golfer, can't afford a caddy, let alone a hotel room. They are there, almost every tournament. But I was actually not talking about the pros, just as a general statement. And when the pros are not in a tournament, you think they have their caddies with them 24/7, no is the correct answer.

MtnGiant · #57 04-12-2013, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Zip

Tiger will beat Jack's record before he calls it quits...that has been his goal ever since he first started swinging the club. And to AI 6.5 if John Daly is the only name you can come up with as to who is not athletic in the game of golf...well here are a few names in golf that are very athletic and i wouldn't want to wrestle them...Tiger Woods,Vijay Singh,Bubba Watson,Graham Mcdowell,Ian Poulter,Dustin Johnson, and the list could go on...these guys work out as much as any athlete in sports today...i am not sure how much golf you have tried but just go out and play a coupla practice rounds,then play Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Sunday all while walking and see how athletic you feel after that!
I play the game as much as i can..which is only about 3 times a week in the summer and i ride a cart...it is alot more demanding than you think. These guys out on tour are in pretty good shape if anybody asks me.

I agree Tiger will beat Jack's record.
And maybe one Master's win closer by this weekend. He's playin great again.
John Daly may not be as athletic as Tiger but Daly has all the natural gifts to be a FAR better golfer than Tiger. He just let booze and mental weakness get in his way.
As far as golfer's being on par w/ any athelete????? Your completely out to lunch on this statement. So far gone that I wont even waste my time with an explanation.

unclebuck · #58 04-12-2013, 03:37 PM

Redfrog & Ken should maybe p!ss on him. Then, at least he would smell like a man!!!

MtnGiant · #59 04-12-2013, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by unclebuck

Redfrog & Ken should maybe p!ss on him. Then, at least he would smell like a man!!!

What does this even mean???

Do you mean pee on Tiger???

I'd lay a years wage that Tiger is 10X more man than you'll ever hope or dream of being!!!!!!!

Just stop with the childish sandbox foolishness.

Mb-MBR · #60 04-12-2013, 04:01 PM

I guess those that say golfers aren't athletes must feel the same about curlers, guys like Kevin Martin, Randy Furby are nothing but beer guzzling sweepers!!!