Tip for Tiger Woods: Look at the whole package or your golf course design will get the shaft
While I admit I was hard on Tiger Woods for his decision to build a golf course in a country where they abduct kids and make them camel-riding slaves, I really do only wish him the best.
I’m certain that Tiger was able to take it like a man, however. His mental make-up is stiff to say the least. Plus, I have nothing but respect for the size of his talent, and truly believe that in 2007, he’s going to come back yet again and take it to the golf world, harder and harder. He’ll definitely spend time thrusting more trophies onto his mantle.
Long and strong, Tiger Woods needs advice from no man on how to use the tool that is his considerable talent. There is nothing turgid about the man’s style. Still, I thought I’d submit the photo below for Tiger’s perusal.
Consider it a cautionary tale - before the job is completed, make sure to take a good look at the whole package, lest your golf course design get the shaft.
–WKW
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Tiger Woods is on a mission to save youngsters.
Please see the shiny modern building at
1 Tiger Woods Way, Anaheim, California.
--WKW
His mental makeup is stiff.
Tiger was able to take it like a man.
Long and strong, Tiger Woods needs advice from no man on how to use the tool that is his considerable talent
Nothing turgid about the man's style.
I have nothing but respect for the size of his talent.
Thrusting trophies.
Take a good look at the whole package.
Take it to the golf world, harder and harder.
It's silly...not cute at all
Take it like a man, and all the smut you refer to.
As to why Mr. Woods chose to design his first golf course in Dubai that would be his business and please DO NOT insinuate that he in anyway would support anything that would do harm to children they (ALL) children are very dear to his heart.
Also I think he is VERY capable of dealing with designing a golf course without your input.
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