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    Quote Originally Posted by GoSkins561 View Post
    I'm not defending Tiger, I really don't care the guy, I just don't think he is washed up.
    No? Well put it this way: Tiger last won a major on the very same weekend that Dale Earnhardt Jr last won a Nascar race (more than 3 years ago). Need more convincing?

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    Is he washed up? I'd have to say no because he's last several performances, he's STUNK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoSkins561 View Post
    Were you the one that said Phil was disliked by most golfers on tour and couldn't back it up?
    I find it hard to believe that FIGJAM is disliked by anyone.

    "Washed up" to me indicates that a guy can never be effective again outside of a few fluke situations.

    Tom Watson was more or less washed up from the late 80s on (and that was far more inexplicable).

    I think Tiger can get it back and be a top five golfer for quite a long time. The question is, does he really want to? Does he want to change his game to match his current physical limitations and does he have the desire to become more of a grinder?
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    Jack Nicklaus had a 3 year slump between age 27 to 30 when he didn't win a single major. Then he won 11 more majors after he turned 30, including five more after age 35, which is Tiger's age now. To say that Tiger Woods is washed up at age 35 is waaay premature.

    He is almost psychoticly competitive. That, more than money, drives him. He's not done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan T. View Post
    Jack Nicklaus had a 3 year slump between age 27 to 30 when he didn't win a single major. Then he won 11 more majors after he turned 30, including five more after age 35, which is Tiger's age now. To say that Tiger Woods is washed up at age 35 is waaay premature.

    He is almost psychoticly competitive. That, more than money, drives him. He's not done.
    But did Jack play this poorly during that dry streak? Apart from last years' Masters, Tiger hasn't even been close to the top of the leader board.
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    But did Jack play this poorly during that dry streak? Apart from last years' Masters, Tiger hasn't even been close to the top of the leader board.

    You mean this years Masters, the top 4 finish?

    He has 3 (2nd, 4th, 10th) top 10 finishes and 1 withdrawl this year out of 10 tournaments.
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    He is almost psychoticly competitive. That, more than money, drives him. He's not done.
    The question is, is he still that competitive?

    The issue - as I see it - is his schedule. He's not going to get back in shape and he is not going to get his swing back playing 10 or 15 tournaments a year. His swing is a mess and he's pretty much done until April now. I think he needs to play a bunch of consecutive weeks next year, but I don't think he wants to play the House of Pancakes Open in Omaha and the like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoSkins561 View Post
    You mean this years Masters, the top 4 finish?

    He has 3 (2nd, 4th, 10th) top 10 finishes and 1 withdrawl this year out of 10 tournaments.
    I stand corrected. He placed fourth in this year's and last year's masters.

    I still wonder: how poorly did Jack Nickalus perform during his dry streak?
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    I agree with LBC, he isn't playing enough golf right now, he needs to set his ego aside and play in the "house of Pancakes" lol tourneys.
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    But did Jack play this poorly during that dry streak? Apart from last years' Masters, Tiger hasn't even been close to the top of the leader board.
    Jack not only won 17 majors, but he also had about 19 second place finishes. Tiger doesn't compare to Jack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoSkins561 View Post
    I agree with LBC, he isn't playing enough golf right now, he needs to set his ego aside and play in the "house of Pancakes" lol tourneys.
    That's kind of a bogus excuse. Tiger has never really played that many tournaments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bubble Screen View Post
    Jack not only won 17 majors, but he also had about 19 second place finishes. Tiger doesn't compare to Jack.

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    That's kind of a bogus excuse. Tiger has never really played that many tournaments.
    Jack played in 3 times as many majors as Tiger has, yet Tiger is only 5 majors away from catching Jack. And........ Tiger still has 100 more majors to play in to catch the 2nd place finish record.

    This year Tiger has finished in the top 10, r out of 10 tournaments, two of those were top 5 finishes, he is far from being "washed up".
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    I definitely think Woods can launch a comeback. It's just a matter of getting one's head "straight." I find it very refreshing that the public has FINALLY seen how cold and arrogant Woods truly is....and that he's been a complete me-me-me jerk for well over a decade.

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    I definitely think Woods can launch a comeback. It's just a matter of getting one's head "straight." I find it very refreshing that the public has FINALLY seen how cold and arrogant Woods truly is....and that he's been a complete me-me-me jerk for well over a decade.
    That's what started his downfall.

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    annnnndd resurrection <--Borrowed that line from MissU28...

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    http://twitter.com/Ian_OConnor/statu...10353356718080
    I know Tiger Woods is playing better, but if he can't even win an 18-man event on home turf he's still got a country mile to go.

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