In reply to watty I don't think they'll ever get back together.

I think Butch and Tiger are both way too proud to ever reconcile.

Agree. That ship sailed a long, long time ago. I don't see a reconciliation no matter what.

In reply to bagger05 Agreed.

I think he misses the cut again. I don't think he'll finish dead last again. His short game is atrocious. But long game isn't accurate either.

I actually had a thought yesterday, for the first time ever, that Tiger and Butch might get back together. Before that, I had agreed with the rest of you that it would never happen. But I have this funny feeling now.

I think Tiger has changed and has more humility now, and not necessarily because he's not playing well. I don't think pride or ego is as much of a factor anymore....just my opinion. Does Butch? Dunno. I guess it will be up to the guys in Butch's stable to approve an arrangement if it goes that far. Will they? My guess is they will, albeit some of them reluctantly.

Again, just a hunch. And I could be very wrong.

Bogey right out of the gate on #10 on the north course. Not a good start.

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Driver on 11 goes right, then turned right again. Holy...

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Chipped in birdie

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Chipped in birdie

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****. That's bad lol my bad

Tiger still isn't healthy

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Was it skulled and on its way to racing 20 feet by when it hit the flagstick and dropped in? That's about the only chip-in I would expect from him at the moment.

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Tiger still isn't healthy

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Why do you say that?

How in the world is his back giving him fits again? This is unreal.

He's grimacing after every swing. Obvious his in pain

In reply to bagger05 Actually was a real nice shot. Didn't have much green to work with.

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How in the world is his back giving him fits again? This is unreal.

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Whatever he has either isn't fixable or takes at least a year to get right. Only explanation

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He's grimacing after every swing. Obvious his in pain

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That's too bad...

How on earth is it that he could spend so much time practicing and not know that it isn't right?

In reply to Mr.Bond If that's the case, are you saying it would take a year off to properly heal?

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If that's the case, are you saying it would take a year off to properly heal?

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That's a complete guess. He took nearly 6 months off and still isn't right

think there might be an early "withdrawal" by eldrick this week

In reply to Our-turn-to-rule I hope not... hopefully he is just grimacing because of how crappy he's playing.

Great drive by tiger on 13, followed with a 7 iron and flared it bad right of green

In reply to Mr.Bond Damn...

Keep hoping his back is okay but it is certainly looking like something is wrong.

Bond, is he still wincing and grimacing?

Saved par.

In reply to bagger05 I haven't noticed it as much as before. His initial grimace definitely didn't look like it was due to poor play. It definitely looked like pain in my opinion

Well it sounds like after that first bad chip his short game has been... okay, I guess? Not awful?

So far his irons are the only thing that's been dreadful

The par 5s on the north should be pretty good scoring chances... 520 for the pros is almost just a long par 4.

back tightening up? Is Dr. Galea out of jail?

Grimacing again

*********getting hurt is not the kind of news I wanted to see upon opening this thread.

I wonder if a hurt back could do wonders for his short game... suddenly he his thinking about his back, rather than being in the wrong pattern