Tiger Woods' New Coach

declansharbor · #1 12-05-2014, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin

He played very poorly today. It may take him some time to start playing well again. I still think he will break the record. He is just such a great competitor. He is one of the few guys that actually loves the pressure. For him, the more pressure, the better. Michael Jordan was the same way. There aren't very many athletes out there whose level of play rises in the biggest games. I think that gives Tiger a big edge coming down the stretch on Sunday in the majors.

He'd have to get there first!

As great as he is, the rest of the golfers have simply caught up to him. His days of dominating like year's past are OVER.

Rupert Pupkin · #2 12-05-2014, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by declansharbor

He'd have to get there first!

As great as he is, the rest of the golfers have simply caught up to him. His days of dominating like year's past are OVER.

In terms of talent, I think you are right. I think there are several guys out there that are right up there with him in terms of talent. There may even be a few that have surpassed him. But I still think he is the best competitor by far. So if he can just get his physical game back somewhere near his old level, I think he will win plenty more majors. I doubt he will dominate the way he used to. But I think he can certainly win some more majors.

Rupert Pupkin · #3 12-08-2014, 03:04 PM

We are always looking for the next Tiger Woods. For a while it was looking like Rory McIlroy could be the guy, and there is still a chance he could be. But how about Jordan Spieth. Did you guys see his performance over the weekend? He won by 10 shots! He is only 21 years old. I think he could be the next super-star.

declansharbor · #4 12-09-2014, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin

We are always looking for the next Tiger Woods. For a while it was looking like Rory McIlroy could be the guy, and there is still a chance he could be. But how about Jordan Spieth. Did you guys see his performance over the weekend? He won by 10 shots! He is only 21 years old. I think he could be the next super-star.

As Poulter (i think) said last year, he already IS a superstar. His play from just off the green truly is second to none.

Call me crazy, and im a bit off, but i told my friend last week that I have a strong feeling that Speith and/or Lee Westwood (

) pull off a Major next year. This coming from someone who's been against Westwood for some time now. I took Westwood and he took Luke Donald (who has zero chance imo).