How many majos will the great tiger woods win?
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At least 20 sound great to me too! Go Tiger.......
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Lance could never win the masters with all the practice in the world.  I believe it was Michael Jordan who called Tiger Woods the greatest physical athlete he has seen. The Tour de Surrender takes an incredible amount of endurance training and is not easy.  However, I think this would be easier to obtain for an athlete like Tiger than to be able to learn to strike a golf ball well enough to win the Masters.
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I would have to say Tiger Woods but I think Michael Jordan would be up there with him a few years back.
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From his driver to signature wedges, I have them (they really do work good also). I also have his Sunday 2006 Master's Shirt. Everytime he goes to the WGC at Firestone, I am there to watch him. I do not worship the ground he walks on, but he is a living legend. We will talk to our grandchildren about him. He even raised the purses by 75% in 2000 just by his play. He has made the world a better place with his learning center. He has made the world a better place, and he is still cocky as all hell in doing it. I love the man (platonically ofcourse)!
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It's now called a strong 3 wood, and depends on who hit it. I've seen Tiger hit his 15 degree 3 wood, 270 yards from a fairway!! Sure can replace driver, easier to hit.
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Two rough, tough and gutsy fighters. Great match up buddy! Both fighters have been through the wars and fought the best fighters in their weight class and of their generation. Jones defeated the likes of Emile Griffith, Ray Robinson. Tiger beat the likes of Fullmer, Griffith and Jose Torres. I see this fight being a mix of tactics at times in the fight and toe to toe slugging. Both guys weren't known for knockout power. Therefore I see this one going the distance with Tiger winning by a close but unanimous decision.
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Ernie Els and Annika Sorenstam would be my choices. They are both great golfers, proven winners and yet they are also really personable and soft spoken people as well. Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus are probably the two greatest golfing legends, but they are probably a bit too competetive for what would preferably be a nice day out on the course. Tom Watson is also someone I would enjoy playing with I think.
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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.
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The reason Tiger didn't win another green jacket is because his putts weren't dropping and Phil's were.  Tee to green they're two of the best ball strikers ever.  At this level of competition the winner is usually determined by who's short game is best that weekend.
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Time will tell. Yes, his ability to close when he's ahead of the field is unmatched. Although his driving accuracy has never fully recovered from the change in his swing mechanics, his ability to create great shots from poor lies and poor locations is incredible. Finally, yes he has technology that the past greats could not even imagine. However, lets not forget that he is dominating a field that is far more competitive, stronger, and high tech than than those the Golden Bear had to deal with.  Woods is the best player in the world today, ignoring his recent difficulties in dealing with his father's health and subsequent death, but the answer to the question of whether he is the greatest will have to wait until his finishes his career.
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2006 Phil Mickelson  United States -7 2 \n2005 Tiger Woods  United States -12 Playoff (2) \n2004 Phil Mickelson  United States -9 1 \n2003 Mike Weir  Canada -7 Playoff (2) \n2002 Tiger Woods  United States -12 3 \n2001 Tiger Woods  United States -16 2 \n2000 Vijay Singh  Fiji -10 3 \n1999 José María Olazábal  Spain -8 2 \n1998 Mark O'Meara  United States -9 1 \n1997 Tiger Woods  United States -18 12 \n1996 Nick Faldo  England -12 5 \n1995 Ben Crenshaw  United States -14 1 \n1994 José María Olazábal  Spain -9 2 \n1993 Bernhard Langer  Germany -11 4 \n1992 Fred Couples  United States -13 2 \n1991 Ian Woosnam  Wales -11 1 \n1990 Nick Faldo  England -10 Playoff (2) \n1989 Nick Faldo  England -5 Playoff (3) \n1988 Sandy Lyle  Scotland -7 1 \n1987 Larry Mize  United States -3 Playoff (3) \n1986 Jack Nicklaus  United States -9 1 \n1985 Bernhard Langer  Germany -6 1 \n1984 Ben Crenshaw  United States -11 1 \n1983 Seve Ballesteros  Spain -8 4 \n1982 Craig Stadler  United States -4 Playoff (2) \n1981 Tom Watson  United States -8 2 \n1980 Seve Ballesteros  Spain -13 4 \n1979 Fuzzy Zoeller  United States -8 Playoff (3) \n1978 Gary Player  South Africa -11 1 \n1977 Tom Watson  United States -12 2 \n1976 Raymond Floyd  United States -17 8 \n1975 Jack Nicklaus  United States -12 1
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Although Couples would clearly be the emotional favorite, at this particular moment (Saturday evening, 10:30pm eastern time), Tiger woods is a significant favorite to win.  Tiger is currently priced at +275, with Mickelson next at +500, Els at +1200 and Singh at +1200.   Freddy is at +5000 (a 50:1 underdog), according to the gamblers.\n\nToday's rain played right into Tiger's hands.  Softening up the fairways makes it hard for the short hitters and softening up the greens rewards the aggressive players like Tiger and Mickelson.
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Tarver should win unless Jones lands a lucky shot.  Roy was great once but now it seems his reflexes and ability to take a punch are gone.  I pick Tarver in 9 rounds.
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More than 750\n\nMurali will win the competition (because he is capable)
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No, I think it's a ridiculous notion....besides it will never happen for one reason. Tiger will not agree to it, because of his deal with Nike....and if Tiger's not on board.....it ain't gonna happen!
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He has the game to. Great blend of power and guile. If he stays injury-free, he stands a great chance of winning a Major. Most likely an Australian or US Open. The hards-courts suit his game perfectly.
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Tiger has won four Masters titles. The years were 1997, 2001, 2002, and 2005. But Jack Nicklaus got 6 masters