by Marjorie Taylor
I apologise for making some typos in my earlier post. But I was a bit angry at this new attack on Tiger. Look at the players who routinely play in Dubai etc., Ernie, Retief, Adam Scott, majority of the European Tour who in 2009 will be playng for the Race To Dubai - all nationalities. If this is not seen as a blatant attack on Tiger what else could be. Every twitch of Tiger is analyzed. It is time people get objective and give the young man a break! Tiger alone cannot save the world, it takes a team. If a blogger/poster want to think they are superior to Tiger then stop blogging and go out there and top what he is currently doing.
Thank you!

by Marjorie Taylor
Why this focus on Tiger re Dubai. Tiger goes to play there and is working on a project. The whole European International Tour has a five-year monstor deal with the principalities in Dubai, also has there headquarters there. Recent deals have been made in Britain itself and someone has the never to attach Tiger Woods? This is ridiculous. Can Tiger not be allowed to be a human being. Take the wood out of one's eye before trying to take the mole out of anothers.
Thank you.

by L. Johnson
Just because you say it dosen' make it so. Have you spoken to Tiger Woods did you question him about this subject and get an answer from his lips. No
It would seem to me that if someone who actually lives and works in Dubai is aware of these issues that you and not a sports figure who may or may not be fully aware of the inner workings of this society should be the one to initate change. Bring the issue to the forefront along with other workers. Use the internet like you just did to accuse someone else of doing nothing , do something and then ask Tiger to join you.
We all know Tiger is a private man but much of his influence is performed behind the scene. And lets face it in that part of the world the last thing they will respond to is a pushy posturing American publically demanding anything.

by Emily Brown
I was surprised to see that Doss Douglas was Tiger Woods' great-grandfather. I had never seen where Mr. Woods' geneology had been published. I googled Doss Douglas and found an article in the NY Daily News called the "Decade of Tiger" that did reference Doss Douglas as a great-grandfather. HOWEVER, the great grandfather of Jariah Beard, a 66-year-old caddie they were interviewing for the story. Perhaps the writer of this story should research his facts a little more carefully.

by Lester Hinson
Emily, are you telling me some guy who wrote a letter to the editor didn't have all the facts straight!? Gasp! I'm shocked!!!!