I am away from home and have spent most of day with my grandson at the park.

I was able to watch back nines after coming back. Was it Tiger's curse or 17th hole's
curse to Maggert and Garcia. Both of them were collapsed at 17th hole after they
were tied with Tigers with -12.

Sawgrass TPC has not been Tiger's favorite place at least resultwise. He won only
one time over here beside of this one.

This is his 78th win out of his 300 PGA tournaments,which is really amazing.
Since Players Championship was considered 5th Major, his 15th Major would not
be far away.  KJ

Congratulation!  Tiger!

 

His Name is Tiger.
That tells all.

Without Him, No PGA.

I watched the latter part of the game to the end.
I guess you all thought it was a glorious stuff
and you paid him a gigantic respect with heartfelt envy. 
Somehow, it didn't look like the same to me.
I saw the epitome of misery of life, stuck in an obsession.
Let me tell you... He did not win. It was the failure of his competitors.

Unfortunately, I have lost the fun watching him play.
It's just my side of the story.
 

Since we have expressed our different opinions many times about Tiger Woods preiviously,
I don't think I would reiterate again at this time.

I consider myself as one of passionate sport fans and I feel extremely lucky to live at
same time with Tiger Woods,who is the best or one of the greatest golfers ever in my life time.
I repect a lot of his passion and skill for the golf,which many of us enjoy to play,though I don't
endorse his previous behaviors in his private life.

I think he had been through a lot with this tremendous scandals and I think high on his effort
and courage to get out of these miserieis  of his.

As professional golfer, the money is matter to him of course,but his passion toward the golf is
much more than the money,I believe.  Thanks for your comment.   KJ

Doc, already, I said it was just "my" side of the story.
And.. my story isn't against you. It is a philosophical comment involving all of us.

To me, the face of Tiger with the PGA tournament trophy appeared to be
the most "pitiful" beggar's face as a human being in the world.
It is an image of a slave tied down with iron shackles of glamors and glories.
I hoped he quit golfing a few years ago but he kept on begging for more. 
And there are a plenty of people who continue to follow and encourage him to go on begging.
It's just my feeling. Sorry. Nothing much I can do about it.

I've never said you (or anyone) had to agree with what I was thinking.
I know your passion on sports. Please keep it on and enjoy.