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  1. § Oliver Sudden Email said on :
    I predict Tiger makes an early exit too. Depending on how things go I give him 5 or 6 more years at most. Frankly I really wonder if Woods wants to play now. People in the know said this knee injury was a complete surprise. On another topic we discussed previously Boo Weekley got a 1 shot penalty at The Players when the wind blew his ball 3 feet away as he was preparing to putt and others were standing around afraid to address putts. When are they going to change this rule ?
  2. § Shanks® Email said on :
    It's possible that Tiger Woods would drop his Tour membership at some point and only play in the Majors & WGC events. But as long as he has a chance to beat the best in the world, I don't see him quitting unless he was going to run for public office or something like that.

    I saw that coverage of the Weekley situation and was thinking the same thing. It's a stupid rule, when the player has to replace the ball anyway. No advantage has been gained.
  3. § BV said on :
    Run for public office? Well, I don't think he can do any worse than Gov Ventura or Gov Schwatzenegger. One would probably assume (because he's rich as h*ll) that he'd be a Republican too.

    Woods for President 2012!
  4. § Shanks® Email said on :
    Wouldn't surprise me at all.
  5. § Nottageek Email said on :
    Shame if she quits. Some fun with it here:
    http://expectarant.blogspot.com/2008/05/modest-annika-hands-over-reins.html

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