Tiger Woods opOthertype by ParTeeLennyD (U11008338) 16 April 2008 Was wondering what you guys thought of the recent news that TW has gone under the knife and do you feel it will effect his performance for the rest of the year? Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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kellypk (U5537018) posted May 13, 2008 As good as Tiger is, he's not going to win anything again until his knee is 100%. He is human (just about), and this minor setback will affect him a bit in terms of practice and momentum. I'd be surprised if he wins a major in 2008.
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slashermcguirk (U7328591) posted May 13, 2008
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midnighteddie (U11973799) posted May 16, 2008 Of course there is something wrong why would he lie ? hes the most honest golfer going!he will absouluttley cream everybody at the us open and the open everybody knows what he can do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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midnighteddie (U11973799) posted May 16, 2008 dont underestimate the tiger he will win the majors that are left he was so unlucky at the masters everybody knows that!!
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mr_aleman (U1652427) posted May 28, 2008 I can't see him winning it, possibly even a surprise missed cut. After such a long lay-off even Woods could struggle. Mickelson great value
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nigeweir (U6776914) posted May 28, 2008 I would not put my money on anybody else, if he turns up then he is prepared.
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50scarrow (U6789678) posted May 28, 2008 A golfer pivots against their knees during the backswing to generate and maintain power and momentum in the swing. This has to put immense stresses on the knees of any professional, particularly a big hitter.
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Skilledtexan (U12116259) posted May 28, 2008 This is tough question to answer and cannot be done until perhaps after the first round of two of the tournament.
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