Walterjn Tiger looks like he's waiting for someone to stick a fork in him...

Somebody close to him needs to get into his head and convince him he's tarnishing his reputation. He doesn't belong out there anymore. All of his collective choices have caught up, like all of us. He's in denial. Then again, I could be wrong. It's like watching Brett Favre trying to prove he's still got it.

      sdandrea1 I'm thinking, he should be waiting until he is fully healed before going back on tour. What I've bothered to watch of him as of late, makes me think that he's gotten impatient and doesn't want to heal, rehab, strengthen, and then get back on tour. His leg is still weak and it's showing not to mention effecting his ability.

          Walterjn His leg is still weak and it's showing not to mention effecting his ability.

          At his age, full recovery may not happen.

            sdandrea1 Somebody close to him needs to get into his head and convince him he's tarnishing his reputation.

            As much as I whine about the incessant press coverage, he has still played at a higher level than anyone else I’ve ever seen and no amount of bad play will change that.

              Walterjn he should be waiting until he is fully healed before going back on tour.

              Well, to his credit he did make the cut in both Majors so far and added film to the documentary. 🙄

                This golf course must be one tough SOB, the way all these guys are playing it...!!! Darned few
                score in the 60's. The eventual winner might be single digits under par.

                darpar he looked like he was a hurting puppy. His leg isn't able to keep up with the rest of him. If he would let himself heal, he would be fantastic again.

                  darpar

                  IMO if the best player ever wants to tee it up, then let him tee it up. He’s made the pga tour what it is today, he brought all these aspects of; training, eating right, and competitive spirit. Golf has so many good players right now (playing for a lot of money) and he was a major influence of all that.