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Tiger Woods will not dominate at Doral
Wednesday March 21, 2007 | 08:44:43 157 words, 3377 views
Everybody’s predicting Tiger Woods will mop up the field in this weekend’s CA Championships at Doral. I don’t think so. I think he’ll struggle. Golf is a game of feel, even at Tiger’s level, and he ain’t feeling it right now. Woods blew up at Arnold Palmer’s tournament at Bay Hill, finishing with a double bogey, bogey and triple bogey on his way to a 76. That included a 43 on the back nine, matching the worst of his pro career. True, he’s dominated these World Golf Championship events, winning 12 of his 23 WGC starts, and he’s traditionally played well at Doral. But, stats mean little when you’re not swinging the club well, and Tiger is not swinging it well. His swing is so tightly tuned, his bio-mechanics so highly-strung, that the least little interference can throw him off drastically. I’m not saying he’s going through another slump, but he will definitely not walk all over the field this week. Bookmark/Search this post with:
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Comment from: TR [Visitor]
Wow, you're a genius. Remind me not to
ever ask your opinion on anything! 
03/24/07 @ 13:16
Comment from: TR [Visitor]
In fact, the headline at PGATour.com is
"Dominant - Right from the Start". Man, you need to write about something you understand. This ain't your gig.
03/24/07 @ 18:37
Comment from: Tim [Visitor]
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T.R. -- what you got to say now, moron? My prediction was right on the money, as usual.
I have a sixth sense for these things, and you'd do well to heed my words, instead of making a public fool out of yourself.
03/25/07 @ 17:58
Comment from: TR [Visitor]
Get a new gig man. You said Tiger would
struggle. What a joke. He won by two and should have won by five or six. He had a bad day putting the ball, not a bad day with his swing (which is what you said would happen). Besides, your blog indicated that Tiger was "off" and would not have a good week at Doral. The guy won you idiot. Your prediction was nothing but drivel, just like the rest of your crap.
03/26/07 @ 07:57
Comment from: Jack [Visitor]
I hope you give your opinions on a volunteer basis.
I really can't see anyone paying for them. Whatever made you write this blog? What was your motivation? You remind me of a weather forcaster, just throw it on the wall and see if it sticks.
03/26/07 @ 13:43
Comment from: Tim [Visitor]
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TR, get back to me when you learn to read, Dilbert.
The guy almost blew it on the last hole. "Should have won..." doesn't count. Would you say he "mopped up the field?" He won by TWO strokes. And stop putting words in my mouth. You're doing a good enough job putting your feet in there, nincompoop.
03/26/07 @ 15:16
Comment from: TR [Visitor]
I wouldn't say he mopped up the field.
But hey, I didn't say he would "struggle". You did. I guess he struggled all the way to first place, lol. Must be tough to shoot 10 under on a tough track "struggling" like he was. Let's hope he doesn't "struggle" at Augusta, he might win by 10 or 12 shots on a course with no rough. And your comment about him laying up is just hilarious. He probably did it to get a rise out of people like you. He's had some of the most dramatic finishes in the history of the game. Remember the putt on 17 at the TPC you numbskull? Or the shot at 16 in the Masters? Yeah, he's boring to watch finish. Clown.
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