At T9 right now and playing well. Hardly anyone going low today.
Does Tiger make the cut at the Honda this week?
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It's not quite that compelling. Tiger got his 14th win after 52 starts while Jack got his after 64 starts (both counted through the end of the calendar year of their 14th win). Still quite a higher percentage by Tiger, but not nearly the gulf that the overall records would indicate. And several of the other top major winners were contemporaries of Jack (Player - 9, Watson - 8, Palmer - 7, Trevino - 6) whereas, so far Phil leads Tiger's contemporaries with 5. At this time (current number of majors Tiger has started) in his career, Jack had just as many major wins as Tiger and Jack won 4 more after 1975, but we don't know if Tiger will ever win another.
Plop plop fizz fizz.
No MC! 
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So how does this Tiger make the cut thread turn into who is the greatest and now into basketball? Why not include Olympic Curling?
Rickochet I am also watching Chamblee who has been a huge Tiger basher over the years rubbing his meat raw watching Tiger's play today with his new swing.
These jerking-off-watching-Tiger jokes never stop being funny. I laugh every time. It's true! I've never seen announcers salivate over even mediocre shots.
"Oh my, now he misses that putt but what a clean stroke... What a smooth... Oh... Oh mama... MAMA!!"
A great putter like Tiger should be a champ at curling too, but I think it might be hard on his back.
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Be careful if you keep this up Spuzz is going to have an orgasm.
Yes, He will make the cut.
letthebigdogshunt Be careful if you keep this up Spuzz is going to have an orgasm.
I felt a tingle when Tiger hit that ball in the water on the 15th.
Ten years ago I would expect Woods to be right in the hunt based on those in front of him. Today though I would be wishing for him to just have another decent round pain free. To me this is what he is really doing right now. He is just seeing if he can still play enough golf to be able to put himself in the hunt with a chance to win again. Right now his skill level is good, but not good enough to win. I am looking forward to see if he can play all year with no physical problems. Then perhaps the following years he may win again and even maybe a Major. Wish in one hand and defacate in the other and see which one fills up first? 
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Overall I thought his iron play was super and his short game did not show the rust as he did in the pat few years. And he burned the lip on a bunch of putts. Except for his boo boo on 15 today I thought he did very well.
I think TW is doing much better much faster than most thought he would. If the driver can become a weapon instead of a hindrance he's going to be a very dangerous player in the immediate future.
Nothing but positives for Tiger. Finished top-20, overall hit the ball pretty well. Still struggles controlling his driver, which has always been his bugaboo. But... seems like he's playing pain-free and able to swing without much concern, which is a big deal for him.
If he keeps up the positive trend over the next month, he'll definitely add to the interest level heading into Augusta.
Aside from that, I found it interesting that Thomas dropped a major celebratory F-bomb on the last putt in the playoff, at Jack's tournament no less. And CBS played it over and over at the end. I'm not going out on a limb here in assuming that Jack didn't appreciate that. Justin apologized, which was obviously to be expected. I am surprised however that CBS replayed it on at least three occasions.
Not that it offended me, but I think it's just indicative of how little respect a lot of these younger players have for not only the namesake of the tournament, but their own image as pro golfers. There was no need for that.
This wasn't the Phoenix Open.
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I found this very surprising as well. Watching it live I though uh-oh, he (Thomas) let one slip there. But then CBS kept playing it over and over without edit? It seems that someone should've caught this and limited it to a matter of "did he say that" instead of "yup, no question he said that".
PA-PLAYA Aside from that, I found it interesting that Thomas dropped a major celebratory F-bomb on the last putt in the playoff, at Jack's tournament no less. And CBS played it over and over at the end. I'm not going out on a limb here in assuming that Jack didn't appreciate that. Justin apologized, which was obviously to be expected. I am surprised however that CBS replayed it on at least three occasions.
Not that it offended me, but I think it's just indicative of how little respect a lot of these younger players have for not only the namesake of the tournament, but their own image as pro golfers. There was no need for that.
He is from my hometown and I have always been a fan but I am losing respect for him by the day. A tourney or a few back he had a major on air club throwing and stomping hissy. Very unprofessional.