Tiger Woods Returns To Golf

So can TW return to his old form and if he deos is it enough with the young talent now taking over the PGA? It will be very interesting to watch TW over the next month or so to see how this turns out. I think he can get back to winning but I don't see him ever dominating golf the way he did for the past 10 yrs.

Your thoughts

Oh goody. Now there will be even more traffic on my way to work next week. Anyone know if he's going to be at the PGA event in Johns Creek, Georgia next week? Lots of construction and signs being posted about a mile or two away from my home.

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The 2011 PGA Championship - Woods officially enters PGA Championship (http://www.pga.com/pgachampionship/2011/news/woods-072911.cfm)

Oh goody. Now there will be even more traffic on my way to work next week. Anyone know if he's going to be at the PGA event in Johns Creek, Georgia next week? Lots of construction and signs being posted about a mile or two away from my home.

Update: Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
The 2011 PGA Championship - Woods officially enters PGA Championship (http://www.pga.com/pgachampionship/2011/news/woods-072911.cfm)


I guess you figured out that started today. If I was that close I'd have to go because its pretty fun live.

I guess you figured out that started today. If I was that close I'd have to go because its pretty fun live.

There was suppose to be more time *whimper*

Other than the Masters, he's played like poop.

He'll finish 57th.

He shot a -2 today which is pretty strong and ony had one boggy.

He shot a -2 today which is pretty strong and ony had one boggy.

Does that mean no one is going to go see him tomorrow? lol

Maybe I was wrong. Impressive Day 1. Too bad about his boggy though.

Damn boggies....

tiger had 3 boggy's today and 1 double boggy, he is sitting at -1 for the tourney going into the weekend

Woods started his second round on No. 10 on the South Course at Firestone, and opened with four straight pars.

At the 14th, Woods found a fairway bunker off the tee and that led to his first boggy. He came right back with another boggy on No. 15 after he missed the green with his tee shot at the par-three.

In true Woods fashion, he came right back with birdies on 16 and 17. Woods rolled in a 10-footer on the par-five 16th and followed with a six-foot birdie putt on No. 17.

Woods' birdie try at the 18th lipped out, so he made the turn at even-par for his round and two-under par for the tournament. He was six back at the time.

His par on 18 was the first of four in a row. After a three-putt boggy on No. 4, Woods erased that mistake with a seven-foot birdie effort on the fifth.

Woods made a mess of the sixth. He found sand with his approach to the par- four, then blasted through the green back into the fairway. Woods chipped to six feet, but two-putted for double-boggy.

That dropped him to even-par for the championship. Woods got one stroke back as he poured in a 21-foot birdie putt on the seventh. He closed with two-putt pars on the final two holes

"Here this week, it's been getting the ball the right number [distance-wise]," Woods said of his biggest struggle so far. "It's just as hot at home, if not hotter. The ball should be flying about the same, but it's not. I'm swinging better, so I have to get used to the new numbers."

:)