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4 comments

  1. § Alex Email said on :
    Punter,

    Woods for the last two weeks has been playing as well as he ever has.

    After a mundane first round 72 at the DeutscheBank, he went 64, 67,67.

    At the BMW, he has started 67,67,65.

    Despite being the undisputed world's number on-ranked golfer, and despite the relentless pressure he has exerted on the other players, Tiger has not held the tournament lead at the end of any of these sparkling rounds.

    That is a testament to the quality of the competition on the PGA tour
  2. § Anthony Urquhart (PGA Punter) Email said on :
    Alex

    Up to a point. But your numbers need some context - Cog Hill is playing particularly easy. Saturday's average was the lowest in tournament history and that's not entirely, if at all down to the quality of the players. I actually don't think he's as good as ever, though we're maybe arguing over just a few degrees.
  3. § Alex Email said on :
    Punter,

    No argument.

    I just think that when the world's number one scores 15 under par for the final three rounds of an event and then 14 under par for the first three of the next, and never holds a tournament lead, that that situation is quite remarkable.
  4. § me Email said on :
    "But Mickelson showed how to beat him last week and Stricker has already proved himself the equal of Tiger in their pairing over the first two days."


    Um, its not rocket science. Just play better.

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