2020 ZOZO Championship

[fredstar]

Tiger's cramping up

[bladehunter]

Glad to see that when you give an old man the mic in Japan the same thing happens there as here. Loads of jokes and rambling on. Wish i knew what Aoki was saying. Lol

[Potatohead]

This is truly incredible

[Redpro]

Tiger's hams are tightening up.

[drbonesvt]

 

[fredstar]

Glutes no longer activated

[Hawkeye77]

LOL, Tiger just found that little guy a date!

[drbonesvt]

That cup they gave tiger

 

1. Booze

2. Pain killer cocktail

3. Combo

[fredstar]

all I can say is....arigatou gozaimasu

[Marco]

> @drbonesvt said:

> That cup they gave tiger

>

> 1. Booze

> 2. Pain killer cocktail

> 3. Combo

 

+ cbd oil ahah

[drbonesvt]

1st injury due to extended dyson fan presentation

[Redpro]

They're calling for a stretcher to cart Tiger to the clubhouse now. Toasted.

[Golfnutgalen]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

>

 

I like this, but it's a tad unfair to the competition because they played a ton after their prime. Here's a list to age 45, or 46 when it benefits the player:

 

1. Ben Hogan (46) 1932-1959 - 64 wins in 270 events (23.70%)

2. Tiger Woods (43) 1992-2019 - 82 wins in 359 events (22.8%)

3. Sam Snead (45) 1931-1958 - 78 wins in 366 events (21.31%)

4. Byron Nelson (45) 1933-1957 - 52 wins in 264 events (19.70%)

5. Jack Nicklaus (46) 1957-1986 - 73 wins in 456 events (16.01%)

6. Gene Sarazen (45) 1920-1946 - 39 wins in 261 events (14.94%)

7. Arnold Palmer (45) 1949-1974 - 62 wins in 524 events (11.83%)

8. Cary Middlecoff (45) 1945-1966 - 40 wins in 338 events (11.83%)

9. Billy Casper (45) 1954-1977 - 51 wins in 512 events (9.96%)

10. Vijay Singh (45) 1992-2008 - 34 wins in 410 events (8.29%)

11. Phil Mickelson (45) 1991-2015 - 42 wins in 529 events (7.94%)

12. Dustin Johnson (35) 2007-2019 - 20 wins in 260 events (7.70%)

13. Tom Watson (45) 1971-1995 - 37 wins in 530 events (6.98%)

14. Greg Norman (45) 1979-2000 - 20 wins in 298 events (6.71%)

15. Lee Trevino (45) 1962-1985 - 29 wins in 441 events (6.58%)

 

 

I couldn't find the info on Henry Picard and I'm sure there are a few others I'm missing which aren't listed in the PGA website database. Suffice it to say Tiger is crazy good.

[bscinstnct]

 

 

[Darth Putter]

 

 

Phil hangs on to spot #50 for one more week. He is in China starting Thursday.

[drbonesvt]

Won against a pretty good field too boot

[Darth Putter]

from Jack (he was at Colonial today for a sportswriter award event)

 

 

 

 

 

 

[grm24]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

>

 

Tiger win percentage in that chart is a bit low. Tiger has 348 starts on the PGA Tour as a professional. He had at least 11 starts on the PGA Tour prior to turning professional in September 1996.

[Golfnutgalen]

> @grm24 said:

 

> Tiger win percentage in that chart is a bit low. Tiger has 348 starts on the PGA Tour as a professional. He had at least 11 starts on the PGA Tour prior to turning professional in September 1996.

 

Yeah, It depends on how you measure it. The number I would most likely use is actually 82/345 = 23.77% which would be only starts as pro. However you kind of have to include all the amateur starts if you want to compare and contrast him with the players in the early 1900s.

 

Also, the number is confusing because he turned pro in late 1996, he played in 3 majors that year as an amateur.

[Stonewalled]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

>

 

I was surprised Tiger didn't mention Sam during his record tying interview. Cool picture of young Tiger with Sam.

[bscinstnct]

[Darth Putter]

> @bscinstnct said:

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[wmblake2000]

Damm. Who IS this guy?

[Apathy_Overdose]

Can Augusta be next week please instead of 6 months away? :/

[Holy Moses]

What a round by Tiger. Such a smooth driver swing yet he's still plenty long. In complete control with his irons.

 

No one on Golf Channel mentioned Tiger grimacing and massaging the side of his back on 14. Hopefully it's nothing serious.

[bscinstnct]

Haters be like

 

 

[Man_O_War]

> @"Holy Moses" said:

> What a round by Tiger. Such a smooth driver swing yet he's still plenty long. In complete control with his irons.

>

> No one on Golf Channel mentioned Tiger grimacing and massaging the side of his back on 14. Hopefully it's nothing serious.

 

yeah. i noticed that too. Never known a Tiger with so many ailments. No way he survives in a jungle.

[Chazb]

> @bajadock said:

> Let's got to our live interview with Pat Perez! 

>

 

> @bajadock said:

> Let's got to our live interview with Pat Perez! 

>

 

> @bajadock said:

> Let's got to our live interview with Pat Perez! 

>

 

> @bajadock said:

> Let's got to our live interview with Pat Perez! 

>

 

> @bajadock said:

> Let's got to our live interview with Pat Perez! 

>

 

> @bajadock said:

> Let's got to our live interview with Pat Perez! 

>

 

 

[ebrasmus21]

Did Tiger get sauced before his presser? Did I miss the entertainment?

[bscinstnct]

Pat Perez on Tiger Woods: "He knows he can't beat anybody"