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Caligula1 · 06-01-2017, 02:55 AM

I think there is a point called lowest point in your life...I think Tiger just achieved it. Congratulations to tiger. He will only go upwards from here...I am not dumping him yet.....not yet...

He has shown me what performance means consistently ...yes true sadly he is a f...king asshole now...

We all do but he seems to cannot over with this shit...l....cannot believe where he is today. A real tragedy....

Caligula1 · 06-01-2017, 04:22 AM

There is a point in life where you set the baseline as the lowest point in your life. I am excited to hear that he has reached that level. It can be upswing from here onwards.

Unfortunately I still have hope for him for what he has shown me in the past. I think there may be a chance for him to turn around.

Really feel sorry and sad to watch this guy going down in such a style. Well there is a learning I guess from this episode....I wish him well though....

Guest123018-4 · 06-01-2017, 06:08 AM

I wonder if he is being treated for depression. The news outlets seem to believe he was on 4 different medications. I know he uses Ambien and Vicodin and will bet the other two are some of the drugs used for depression and possibly an additional pain med that is not an opioid. His behavior is clearly the result of drugs side effects. Ambien has a history of "sleep driving". I know personally of two different people that have had that happen.

I do not think he has handled the passing of his father very well.

When he got popped by his hot wife he entered a rehab place for so called sex addiction but it is known it was for opioid addiction.I thinck he will be in rehab again before he plays another major.

Guest021824 · 06-01-2017, 06:20 AM

He never learned to just be a regular person. All he had was golf all the time. I doubt he even knows how to be around regular people....Hence, he probably doesn't have "real" friends. He is a shell of his former self and never will be the same person we use to see. He has sold his soul and never will get it back..............

VitaMan · 06-01-2017, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by SOULMANIKE

He never learned to just be a regular person. All he had was golf all the time. I doubt he even knows how to be around regular people....Hence, he probably doesn't have "real" friends. He is a shell of his former self and never will be the same person we use to see. He has sold his soul and never will get it back..............

This looks correct. How do you get new friends when you have become a famous person ?

Tiger had a military background, domineering father. My dad was not strick, but he was my dad - not a friend, not a buddy. After he passed away, I behaved differently.

Guest123018-4 · 06-01-2017, 01:15 PM

Tiger will always be one of the most exciting players to play the game.
I wish he could make a comeback but truly believe he made some serious errors in judgement after his father passed.

Good thing Wayne set DJ and his daughter straight or we would not have the excitement he generates.

Caligula1 · 06-01-2017, 03:24 PM

Very touching thoughts guys I am glad you are with him...it's tough when someone falls from grace, but the support during bad times is the best...

Soulman nailed it it's more psychological when you fall from grace, he was the world and now he is just one of the many. I am sure depression is key here and he will not admit.

And his father passing away a secondary but a serious issue with him. Mothers are loving but fathers are practical and at times ruthless as they prepare you for the world. The scoop on oil and gas situation actually on the other post from me actually how my dad perceives and I vetted that with my buddy at wall street.

Anyways it's upto him to change and get back...it's upto him...it will be remarkable if he can get his 19th major. He was by far the best and I have seen him in action in front of me...I still believe in him....this is really a tough situation...

Guest123018-4 · 06-01-2017, 04:33 PM

Yep, but I do not know of many that come back from the back surgeries.
Everybody I talk to says it is better than the pain but not the same. That is IF it relieves the pain.

I worry about JJ.

Caligula1 · 06-01-2017, 07:07 PM

Well he does not have to get the distance but work on accuracy....I think he can do it. The twist of spine gives you the spring action for distance....but accuracy.....

GlobeSpotter · 06-01-2017, 09:11 PM

^^^^ so true. his putting, short game, and "never choke" mind game is what made him great.

his mind game and attitude are ruined. so he's ruined.

distance never the issue

TailChsr7 · 06-02-2017, 04:12 AM

I have a dumb question. DUI means Driving Under The Influence. If you are asleep in your car parked on the side of the road, how is that driving?

Caligula1 · 06-02-2017, 04:45 AM

TailC you da man . Laughed at this too. The only issue I am concerned that he has provided a statement. That's the twist otherwise this would have been a case of milder wavelength.

Guest123018-4 · 06-02-2017, 07:04 AM

He was in the middle of the road, his tire was flat from hitting a curb or something, he was behind the wheel, etc.
Had he been in a perking lot, a little different.
You do not have to be moving to be considered as driving.

He needs to get off the Ambien. or have somebody hide the keys so he cannot sleep drive.

GlobeSpotter · 06-02-2017, 07:44 AM

DUI is street slang. Most laws use the term "operating"

Some consider the keys being in the ignition switch as operating.

VitaMan · 06-02-2017, 09:25 AM

Wasn't it 7 in the morning or something ?

Why doesn't he get one of those giant RV's and live in that.