http://golfdashblog.com/tiger-woods-after-his-acl-repair/ A golfdashboard dedicated to improving your game with great golf deals, golf news, golf reviews and no BS golf commentary Mon, 21 May 2012 19:31:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://golfdashblog.com/tiger-woods-after-his-acl-repair/comment-page-1/#comment-484 John Wed, 17 Dec 2008 21:43:26 +0000 http://golfdashblog.com/?p=676#comment-484 Chris, I also think that the increased number of tournaments have hurt the game by cheapening all except the majors. There are now so many of equal value that the best pros don't have a lot of incentive. And what's going to happen now that the economy has crashed. Are a lot of the sponsored purses going to disappear? Chris, I also think that the increased number of tournaments have hurt the game by cheapening all except the majors. There are now so many of equal value that the best pros don’t have a lot of incentive. And what’s going to happen now that the economy has crashed. Are a lot of the sponsored purses going to disappear?

]]> http://golfdashblog.com/tiger-woods-after-his-acl-repair/comment-page-1/#comment-437 Chris Mon, 17 Nov 2008 21:46:46 +0000 http://golfdashblog.com/?p=676#comment-437 I think you're spot on John - in fact, I think the only way that Tiger can get to 18, and eventually past that (I've always said he'll go for 20) is if he stops playing nearly as much. And as long as golf continues to have the lame-duck Fed Ex Cup, Tiger will have no incentive to continue to play more than just the majors and a select few tournaments that align with his business and philanthropic pursuits. It's not as if he needs the cash at this point -- the game of golf itself is not generating his cash flow. Tiger will adapt his game, re-engineer his swing to take pressure of the knee long enough to keep him on track to 20, and then walk away. I think you’re spot on John – in fact, I think the only way that Tiger can get to 18, and eventually past that (I’ve always said he’ll go for 20) is if he stops playing nearly as much. And as long as golf continues to have the lame-duck Fed Ex Cup, Tiger will have no incentive to continue to play more than just the majors and a select few tournaments that align with his business and philanthropic pursuits. It’s not as if he needs the cash at this point — the game of golf itself is not generating his cash flow. Tiger will adapt his game, re-engineer his swing to take pressure of the knee long enough to keep him on track to 20, and then walk away.

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