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I have no f'ing clue.
February 2010 (Pebble Beach / Match Play Championships)
March 2010 (CA Championship)
April 2010 (The Masters)
May 2010 (Players Championship / Byron Nelson)
June 2010 (Memorial / US Open)
July 2010 (British Open)
August 2010 (PGA Championship)
September 2010 (FedEx Cup / Tour Championship)
October 2010 (Ryder Cup)
2011+ ... or never
When will Tiger return to golf?
I have no f'ing clue.
I say he takes the entire year off. Wouldn't surprise me at all. I don't like the choice I picked because I know he will be back. Just don't think it will be this year
Originally Posted by missionhockey21
New commercial set to air tomorrow during the Masters.
Great, does this mean Tiger is free to embrace being a moody asshole like Kobe Bean did after his respective scandal?
Pretend Tiger Woods is Shawn Michaels, and that moment was him turning on yet another tag team partner.
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
Make sure to check the Sportscenter highlights for Tiger's 2nd shot on the 543-yard 18th hole. He's directly behind a tree on the fairway, pulls out a 3-wood and smokes the ball 265 yards right onto the green about 20 feet away. I think NBC showed the replay of this shot at least 20 times from different angles.
Here is the shot in question. Ridiculous.
How is it that no-name guys win major championships every year?
Golf is such a joke.
Is it better like that, or is it better to have 2 guys win every single major for 6 years like Federer/Nadal?
It's nice to see somebody like Juan Martin del Potro beat Federer for a major title. Heck, even Andrei Medvedev's run at the French Open was special. But at least these guys earned it through an arduous knockout tournament. It's understandable how so few guys outside of Federer and Nadal can win.
Only in freaking golf can the supposedly greatest player ever lose a major title to the 100th ranked or so player, and it happens time and time again.
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