I'm not talking about this weekned. I'm talking about if he was a football or a baseball player and he was the best in the world and now he can't seem to get on track at all it would be on every weekend about PED's. you almost never hear that being thrown around for Tiger although he was linked with a Dr. who is knows for PED's. Did Tiger go off the juice or just a coincidense?
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Id say this has everythng to do with him getting older, and all the crap he went through. Golf is a game that just the least little mental thing can throw you off completely. You can imagine the thoughts that are running through his head every time he tees up.
Plus, its not like hes playing horrible golf, you've just got other guys that are just as capable of dominating.
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He must have read this thread before going out and shooting 5 under on the front 9. Tied for the lead now.
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He not dead, just been in hibernation the last 20 or so months, It takes a long time to get your mojo back after the mess he was in. It is foolish to believe he will not win another major or two. He is still young and still a little fearless to be counted out forever.
I'm thinking Tiger will win 4-5 tournaments this year, and that includes one of the 3 remaining majors.
Tiger has never won a major at the remaining major host courses coming up this year:
British Open - Royal St George's
US Open - Congressional
PGA Championship - TPC at Sawgrass
That being said--all Tiger needs is a consistent driver and putter. He normally hits a high GIR percentage as long as he's not recovering from bad drives. His putter is what did him in today on the back at Augusta...and it wasn't that off. If he's hitting everything from 15 feet and in like he has at points in his career, then he's still the toughest player to beat on a Sunday anywhere.
He's finally starting to work the kinks out of his troubles off the tee, and his iron play has came around from the beginning of the season til now. The last domino to fall is that putter. If/when that happens--watch out. He could get those 4-5 victories I'm calling and then some.
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I can tell you right now PED's have nothing to do with golf. I don't care if you do take them, they won't help. He still crushes his drive 325-350 on most occasions, same as always. His major issue has been with his putter and his short irons.
As someone already mentions, Golf is 90% mental and the first thing that goes wrong you are screwed. Look at Rory McIlroy, he just set a record for the final round by the 54 hole leader in Masters history. Had a four shot lead going into the day and halfway through the round it snowballed on him.
Tiger will be back, not to the extent of 3-4 majors a year because of the level of young talent that is out there but he will get back to winning 8-9 tourneys a year with 1, possibly 2 majors a year.
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