Tiger in serious pain

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I bet he can't wait to finish. I hope he doesn't make the cut for his sake. No way he can play all weekend.
 

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Bullshit. If he was four under, he'd be strutting like a peacock. His act has been stale for years when it comes to "injury".

He won when his leg was broken!!!

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I'm surprised he played yesterday.
 

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5 bogeys and shoots a 79. Reporter asks him. Tiger we saw you were wincing during play , what is that about ? Tiger says I just do that when I am playing bad. You know something to fall back on.

I doubt he can play in the next one in June. His confidence is shattered.

His over 6 ft putts have to be sorted out. Not to mention under 4 ft putts on occasion. Oh but lets not forget that he can not kneel down like he used to due to back surgery and rolling the EV at about 80 mph around a curve rushing to not keep his bros waiting as he was late.

And the rain and cold was just a mess for Tiger.

I don't think Nicholas or Palmer ever lost their eye for putting at the same age as Tiger is now. Something is up with his 3D vision on putts.

Its hard to feel sorry for him much. He really has done some shady shit in his life. Family and work situations.

My advise to Tiger is to { Just caddy for your son now and lay down the sticks.)
 
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Tiger Woods is worth an estimated $800 million. Yet he is known to be one of the cheapest tippers around. Former reporter Rick Reilly once stated, “you need a court order to get Tiger’s wallet open.”

Woods has addressed his poor tipping, saying he doesn’t carry cash. The stories have gotten so bad, that Sean Foley, Woods’ former coach, told critics to focus on his charitable giving instead of making up stories about poor tipping. Foley also told stories of how he has seen Woods tip generously.

One of Woods’ most notorious examples of his cheapness comes from Vegas. Woods was playing at a $100,000 a hand blackjack table. Woods tipped one waitress five dollars, then took it back when he realized he had tipped her earlier in the evening. For a celebrity who received tons of bad press for his cheating scandals, these stories hurt his attempts to rehabilitate his image.

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LeBron James



LeBron James has made millions from salary, endorsement, and savvy investments with Beats by Dre and Blaze Pizza. He has also received tons of press for his charitable giving. However, James’ charity doesn’t often extend to servers.

In 2008, James went to an expensive steakhouse, kept the waitstaff at the business until 4 a.m. in the morning, and racked up an $800 bill. For all their efforts, James left the servers with a $10 bill.

While James said this was a mistake, it seems like he makes this “mistake” all the time. One server who regularly served James avoided the problem by always adding gratuity to the check. One time, James tried to get out paying that gratuity by saying that he wasn’t with the people included on the bill.

James’ poor tipping is part of a trend of him being cheap in certain ways. James won’t pay for data roaming on his phone or pay for commercial-free Pandora. Despite making tons of money, James still tries to save money wherever he can.
 

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The 15-time major winner and three-time U.S. Open champion (Pebble Beach, 2000), Bethpage Black (2002) and Torrey Pines (2008) finished 47[SUP]th[/SUP] in the Masters and made the cut in the PGA Championship before withdrawing after the third round in his only starts on 2022.

“I previously informed the USGA that I will not be competing in the U.S. Open as my body needs more time to get stronger for major championship golf,” Woods said in a post on Twitter. “I do hope and plan to be ready to play in Ireland at the (J.P, McManus Pro-Am) and at (The Open Championship) next month. I’m excited to get back out there soon!”

Woods continues to recover from a horrific, single-car, rollover crash north of Los Angeles in February 2021 that severely damaged his right leg, ankle and foot. After finishing second alongside son, Charlie, in the PNC Championship in December, Woods stunningly made the cut in the Masters before laboring on the weekend and falling down the leaderboard in April.

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we knew it
 
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