by sergio
Joke or not, he is extremely arrogant and hostile and only cares about the money and nobody else.

by george
I wish he would retire. His obnoxious behavior has done nothing for the game. The sport casters and newpapers protect him because of their "white guilt". Not to mention that even if he is twenty strokes behind he still gets front page news coverage with captions like "Tiger on the Prowl". I am sure many of the other professional golfers who would like to have one of those profitable endorsement contracts cannot even get an face time when Woods plays, even if they defeat him! He is dragging down golf and no one will says anthing against his vile antics because they will immediately be labelled a racist even though Woods himself does not push his black heritage. It's all the PC media's making.

by Chip Shot
You obviously don't know Tiger. He would consider this quitting - and he's the farthest thing from a quitter. You guys have got to find some better material. Is it just me, or are there three times as many golf writers as there are stories?

by BobbyWomack
Surprise, surprise...Tiger is a typical golfer who curses when fans and photographers violate course rules. With all that's at stake, I don't blame any golfer for being pissed when they interfere.

by Norma
April Fools Day?

by jimmy velman
I agree on your article about Tiger's
arrogant behaviour on the golf course.
Cursing and uttering profanities within earshot of children is so rude, ungentlemanly that he and his golfer
buddies ought to be penalized for it.
I really dont care if he wins and becomes a top golfer if being on the top makes him a rude, expletive uttering idiot. He can be world's wealthiest golfer ,but if his utterings are disgusting, he does not deserve any honors and the fans ought to just desert him.

by Starr
Good one! Loved it! I just hope it doesn't make Tiger swear in front of his child...

by Rosemary Burbaum
All a bunch of bull----!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Nancy Callahan
I was devastated when I read your article. I had forgotten what day is was. What a relief...

by John E. Molinari
Tiger's reaction to an unexpected interruption is nothing new. Professional golfers have been reacting negatively to poor manners by fans and the media and to their own poor play since the beginnings of golf. Ted Ray, one of the best professional golfers of his era, frequently threw a club and uttered unprintable comments when his performance was adversly affected by what he perceived to be fan misbehavior or as a result of his own poor play. That took place during the 1913 US Open at the Country Club at Brookline Mass.
Tiger's actions are not new or unexpected. They are just reported more frequently.