Thread: Tiger Woods losing control bit by bit

Damn, when I thought Tiger's situation was bad enough, it turns out today that his swing coach, Hank Haney (who is a beast of a coach), decided to leave Tiger after many years of being his coach. You know, for the longest time, Tiger was much bigger than the sport of golf, and he still is, but since the debacle his life and golf game has been falling apart. What do you guys think and most importantly, when do you think he finally loses that #1 spot if he does?

This is typical of all sports stars. Even though golf isn't technically a sport. Any activity where the winner is the person who scores the lowest number of points is not a sport. But he just tried to take that one last season to try to set his name, but he's going to fall. He won't give them the opportunity to win 1st, he'll drop out before then, giving up 1st, rather than losing it.

Tiger Woods has always planned every detail of his life to incredible detail apart from obviously when it comes to matters concerning his little brain. Now that this is out in the open it might taken him a little while to sort things but honestly what he did is not that bad (Adultery is not exactly rare in US marriages and most men would if they had the opportunity to have consensual! sex with loads of beautiful women do the same thing Tiger did) I'm not exactly a fan of his but I very much doubt this will have been more then a blip in his career in a year or 2.

Originally Posted by LAZX6RRider

This is typical of all sports stars. Even though golf isn't technically a sport. Any activity where the winner is the person who scores the lowest number of points is not a sport. But he just tried to take that one last season to try to set his name, but he's going to fall. He won't give them the opportunity to win 1st, he'll drop out before then, giving up 1st, rather than losing it.

Lulz -- semantics.

But sort of agree with you, and sort of not. It's not a sport just because it takes a lot of work to have a precise/accurate swing. Craftsmanship requires a high level of skill there, and it's not a sport.

There is.... somewhat.... of physical conditioning required, though. Although not much.