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Tiger at it again?

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Well he has been starting to play better again. Seems like maybe his on the course play is dependent on his off the course play.

^ I was honestly thinking the same thing. Unfaithful Tiger was unstoppable.

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Well he has been starting to play better again. Seems like maybe his on the course play is dependent on his off the course play.

 

^ I was honestly thinking the same thing. Unfaithful Tiger was unstoppable.

 

I cannot argue against the above. :lol2: Old habits hard to break no matter how many times you apologize.

 

However, for some reason Tiger doesn't look as big physically to me as he did when he was winning regularly.

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I cannot argue against the above. :lol2: Old habits hard to break no matter how many times you apologize.

 

However, for some reason Tiger doesn't look as big physically to me as he did when he was winning regularly.

 

Shouldn't be surprise. With his injury history and surgeries, I'd guess the days of him getting after it really hard in the gym, and throwing iron around are pretty much over. His workouts are likely vastly different than when he was in his prime. Not to mention just the normal aging process makes it harder to build and maintain muscle.

He was a better golfer before, so hopefully.

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