I want to know how many people went to the master's and knowing that tiger woods was not even on the gane?
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I didn't go to the Masters but I watched it all. I thought maybe Tiger would pull his usual "from the rear" trick and actually starting doing well. Those two missed Eagle putts put him out of contention and Phil just was playing great.\n\nIt was good to see Phil win, but I love watching Tiger win because I've watched him play since he was an amateur and he is just amazing to watch anyway. It was also cool to see other players in contention too. Don't worry, Tiger will keep winning...he can't win them all. But he is trying.
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We missed the HOLE story.\n\nGive us a second chance.
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I tried to look up his record, and I didn't find any record of the person you mentioned ever playing in any of the major tournaments.  \n\nOops, I thought I was in the tennis section.
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Yes. Thank goodness I had three witnesses too. It was on a hole that was only 170 yards, but what the heck. I had an opportunity to fill out a form at the clubhouse and answer questions about what type of club I used, what type of ball, shoes, glove, etc. It was fun and I had been playing for about six years when I did it. I originally thought I hit it past the green, but couldn't see until we looked in the hole. Fourth hole at San Jose Municipal Golf Course in California. Whee!
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I think that he'll probably win again the British Open. He might also win the US OPEN. I dont think the PGA Championship favors him. As for the up coming Masters, i am a little bit concerned because as for the recent his father is not doing well, that concerned and worry might affect Tiger's concentration. But i really hope will not. \nGo Tiger!!! Gor for a Grandslam!!!!
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Tiger's former caddie was Mike (Fluff) Cowen.  He used to Caddy for Peter Jacobson, and now Caddies for Jim Furyk.
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18,570\nhttp://www.golf2020.com/conferences2005
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He gave golf a new audience, a more diverse audience.  A big jump in the number of kids who play golf.  The average age allowed on a golf course before Tiger was 10 now that has been change.  The TV ratings are way up.  He made golf cool.  He proved golfers don't have to wear those old bright colored polyester slacks.
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I don't know how old you are, but it is never to late too start playing golf. I picked up the game for the first time in my mid 20's. Take a lesson or two, go to the range and then ultimately out on the course. Try and play with friends. You may never win the Masters, but you can certainly get good enough to enjoy yourself and the game. Good Luck.
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Greetings ...\n\nThe Dow Jones Open Invitational was played only once - at the Upper Montclair CC (72-7,085) in Clifton, NJ on August 27-30 1970. \n\nThe winner was Bobby Nichols.\n\nThe Purse was $300,000 - the 1st Prize was $60,000. At the time, the average first prize was about $ 26,000. In today's money, the Dow Jones Open might be, say, a record $12 million event, with a record $2.16 million 1st prize.\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Golf
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Greetings ...\n\nYahoo's very own PGA golf section has the answer.\n\nCheckout the Links below -- the first is the final 2006 Masters Leaderboard with scores and money earnings. The second is YAHOO's Golf Section\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Golf
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This past weekend's US Open provided several surprises and, for the most part, I did enjoy the tournament. Unlike some, I was not surprised that Tiger Woods missed the cut for the first time at a major (as a professional). I think it was unrealistic to expect him to perform up to his usual excellent standard after having not played in a tournament in nine weeks. Factor in the loss of his father, with whom he was extremely close, the inherent difficulties of a US Open course setup and the fact it was played at Winged Foot (perhaps the single most difficult venue for the Open), and it was a recipe for failure. No worries. He'll be back.\n\nAs for the dramatic events at the conclusion of the Open on Sunday, I felt worst for the much-maligned Colin Montgomery of Scotland who but for one poorly played shot at the worst possible moment (his approach shot on the 18th hole) would have finally won his first major at the age of 43. Although I also felt bad for Phil Mickelson, he at least has three majors now and, more importantly, he basically threw away his chance to win on Sunday. Phil resorted to his bad old, ramblin', gamblin' ways and deservedly lost because of it, double-bogeying the final hole.\n\nThe bottom line is that the talented young Aussie, Geoff Ogilvy, was a deserving champion and is an excellent golfer in his own right (not a fluke, trust me). He did what was necessary to remain in contention and win the tournament. The fact that others blew their chances is hardly a reflection on his own play. Well done!
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Heck no, Tiger is raking in the money. He'll never retire as long as he has a chance to beat Jack Nicklaus's record for winning major championships. He also has a good shot at winning the most tournaments all time, which is currently held by I think Sam Snead at around 80. \n\nTiger wants to be the greatest ever, so he won't retire until he's exhausted all his skills to achieve that goal.
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I disagree with the others!!! Phil Mickelson is the best golfer.  Now that he's over his mental block he has been giving Tiger a run for his money.  Tiger USED to be the best...he will never be what he once was ever again.  Phil is now the one on top.  OHIO GOLFER gave you the stats for driving/ball striking.  That is a very small part of golf.  That is the only aspect that Tiger is leading.  Phil is #1 in money leadership, scoring average, and greens in regulation. http://www.pgatour.com/stats/r  These are directly from the PGA site.  So any of those who say Tiger is #1 need to check there stats first!!!! Thats the great thing about golf all you have to do is check the stats to figure who is the best!!!
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Some tournaments take the low 68 players and ties.  Other tournaments take anyone within so many strokes of the leaders 10 and or the top 68
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You would have to bet on Phil. He's the best golfer in the world right now(sorry to disappoint all of you Tiger fans) Phil is just playing at a higher level than anyone else right now.
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Tiger Woods was born - December 30, 1975\n\nEldrick "Tiger" Woods (born December 30, 1975, in Cypress, California) is an American golfer, widely considered to be one of the greatest golfers of all time. In 2005, at the age of 29, he won his 10th major golf championship, placing him third on the all-time list behind Jack Nicklaus and Walter Hagen. He had more wins on the PGA Tour than any other active golfer. Woods, who is of mixed race, is credited with prompting a major surge of interest in the game of golf among minorities and young people in the United States.