Sports
26 Mar 12
Originally posted by Trev33Woods may win another, but I agree I wouldn't be betting on it. He has shown himself to be frail under pressure in a way which was unthinkable in his heyday.
2013 Major winners - Rory (2), Woods and one other.
Of the European contenders, McIlroy obviously stands head and shoulders over the rest. A few years back his short game was suspect, but he is now strong around the greens, and good enough on them to take advantage of his exceptional long game.
Donald should have a shout, and I would have thought the Masters was his most likely chance. However, for some reason, people think he is a much better driver than he is, and majors test this more than other tournaments.
Westwood, I think, has had his chance. I really struggle to see someone with a major weakness in his game winning a major. His chipping is the worst I think I have ever seen from a top player, and you can't hit the green every time.
So that leaves Justin Rose. He just gets better and better as far as I am concerned, and his performance at the Ryder Cup should give him even more self-belief.
So, taking all in all, I think Justin Rose might just be the surprise package for next year. So, any spread betters out their, sell Rose's major performance now!
14 Jan 13
Originally posted by dryhumphttp://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/golf-devil-ball-golf/tiger-woods-not-worth-3-million-appearance-fee-150900533--golf.html
I wouldn't count on Woods. He might win some tournaments this year, but I doubt he'll win a major. There are several young players who look better than him going into this year.
More cracks in the dike
Originally posted by shortcircuitHaHa! What wit! Lets see what the majors bring this year old buddy...I betcha your clique -lick cincinnatti thread you and your cronies feed all year will hit a thousand posts this time around, the Reds STILL wont win the series, and Eldrick STILL wont win a major. Funny comeback though, one of the all time greatest ever concocted in these fine forums🙂
Then he wipes his arse with dryhump and mudpie