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No blame but himself
Tiger is an arrogant **** indeed.
Both he and his caddy knew how inconsistant his play was all week and only the guy swinging the club knows how he feels when he's standing at the tee box. If you don't feel it then don't hit it. Any golfer knows that it's one in a million when you stand over a ball with your driver, knowing that you should probably hit an iron shot, and rip one into the middle of the fairway. It never fails that you hit a bad shot and think "why the hell did I do that. I should have just hit the iron"
Every golfer's been there.
Did he blame his caddy for pushing all his shots right in the first 2 rounds?
I imagine if he lost the Bay Hill he would have blamed Elin for cooking some bad Shrimp Pasta.
It would have just been another annoying headline to read.
"Tiger just makes the cut with his last putt in the second round to come back and win the Masters!"
Tiger is an arrogant **** indeed.
Both he and his caddy knew how inconsistant his play was all week and only the guy swinging the club knows how he feels when he's standing at the tee box. If you don't feel it then don't hit it. Any golfer knows that it's one in a million when you stand over a ball with your driver, knowing that you should probably hit an iron shot, and rip one into the middle of the fairway. It never fails that you hit a bad shot and think "why the hell did I do that. I should have just hit the iron"
Every golfer's been there.
Did he blame his caddy for pushing all his shots right in the first 2 rounds?
I imagine if he lost the Bay Hill he would have blamed Elin for cooking some bad Shrimp Pasta.
It would have just been another annoying headline to read.
"Tiger just makes the cut with his last putt in the second round to come back and win the Masters!"
