Yes. Oh, you want something slower? OK, let’s look at it this way: Since 1980, how many golfers besides… Read more »
Is Five Wins a “Great” Season? A Quick Answer
Posts Tagged: Tiger Woods
Lefty Rewrites His Legacy
Phil Mickelson’s compelling final-round 66 to win the Open Championship at Muirfield is one of the most extraordinary rounds ever… Read more »
The Last Word on Dropgate, the Tempest in T’s Spot?
It’s bifurcation. With Rule 33-7, the USGA and R&A have bifurcated the penalty for scorecard violations. For the mass of… Read more »
Presidents Cup Day 1: U.S. Shines, No Thanks to Tiger
They got the handshake out of the way on the first tee. Tiger Woods and Steve Williams briefly clasped hands,… Read more »
Tiger Should Pull Out of Presidents Cup
(published October 10, 2011) I am of two minds regarding Tiger Woods and the Presidents Cup. They met over a… Read more »
Golf’s TV Deal Rises Despite Tiger’s Fall
(published September 5, 2011) It’s been a big week in the world of professional golf. Huh? You may not have… Read more »
What Is Greatness in the Post-Tiger Age?
(published August 11, 2011) It is said that a prominent naturalist, upon having his first look at a platypus –… Read more »
Goodbye to the Days of Tiger and Phil
(published August 8, 2011) It was a classic Tiger Woods charge, three birdies in the final four holes on Sunday,… Read more »
LeBron, Tiger, and the Power of Narrative
(published June 23, 2011) In sports, it’s all about the story. We love sports because we love the drama –… Read more »
Tiger, Trojans, and Other Idle Thoughts
(published June 9, 2011) Random musings from the sports cornucopia: If you’re looking for a good example of cognitive dissonance,… Read more »
