Tuesday, March 27, 2012

He's Back!

 Image1: All smiles now

 Image2: The Classic Finish

 Image3: The Tiger punch in the air upon victory

Image4: The Champ at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, March 25,2012
Picture Credit: Courtesy of Google images

He drew first blood again at Bay Hill
After 923 days or a 30 month drought
Not a biggie, not a major but it was a big show of skills
‘certainly feels really good’ in his own words

There was a scare at Doral
Tightness of his Achillies heels
Forced a midway withdrawal
But the Arnold Palmer Invitational he won!
And that all 4 rounds were under par
Not since the 2010 Masters this happened

Now the 2012 Masters beckons
Just 2 weeks away, April 05, Augusta is bidding
His first major to add to the 14 majors he had secured
Just 4 short of Jack Nicklaus’ record

The near term is looking good
Endorsements galore in the offing
Eat your hearts out Accenture, Tag Heur & Pepsi
A commercial gem once more
Is open for business

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19 comments:

  1. Back on top of the world I see
    Let's hope he learned his lesson too
    For even if it's free
    Much dread can come due

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  2. you know...after all that he has been through, it is nice to see that he still has the skills...now we will see if the character can match it as well...

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  3. good for him.. i agree with Pat, hope he learns
    his lesson. he is a talented young man, there is a lot waiting for him. this time he needs to be careful.

    this thing also showed us how a single mistake can make a twist to a very good life.

    thanks for sharing Pare!

    Pareng JJ

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  4. I'm with Brian on this. He's a man who had it all but, had no real devotion nor integrity when it came to his marriage and his children. I hope losing them has made him a better man now that he's finding his way back to being a good golfer again.

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  5. it's great when someone is so much better at one thing than everyone else, and we are lucky to live in a time when we get to witness this.

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  6. Well good for him! We all can be forgiven and go on to improve our ways.

    So..... you are a golf fan, I see?? I like to play the mini-putt! :)

    xo

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  7. I am in the good for him camp! Nice to see a piece on him --

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  8. I judge the golf separately from the rest. Good show. ~Mary

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  9. Dear All,
    Generally all seemed forgiving. Judge the man for what he is after the fact. Judge not for what he did morally. Some stray a little but unfortunately get caught and are condemned.
    Some stray a lot but are scot-free.

    Moral judgement is a complicated animal!


    Hank

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  10. The man is amazing, whatever people might say about other aspects of his life. He's an amazing athlete, and I hope he beats Jack's record cause Tiger's a phenom.

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  11. I hope for his sake, he can do it again as he is very good at what he does. And for his personal happiness, I hope he finds it again~

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  12. Takes some pain to make a person grow--and best wishes to him to use his talent with humility and learn what life is really about.

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  13. Ha! Well, I'm glad for Tiger--seems like he's been suffering a lot. (He did deserve it! But it's good to see someone get through things.) K.

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  14. Just watch that achilles, Tiger!

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  15. Tyger, Tyger, burning bight. Mark 2?

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  16. I would not want his job or that of any athlete/celebrity

    thanks for your visit hope all is well

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  17. Fifty years down the line will he be remembered in the same vein as Palmer and Nicklaus?

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