re: Is Tiger Woods done?

I don't know, do you enjoy being dumb?

Over the past couple years you've gone from Tiger won't sniff another tournament win, to Tiger won't win another major because he lost his mental edge after his divorce, to even though he did the two things you said he wouldn't, he's still not that good even though he's performing at an elite level compared to his peers. I mean, if you like posting really terrible takes because you want your opinion to come true, then fine but at least own that's why you say the things you do. You've made it pretty clear over the years you don't like Tiger very much, so it's understandable that him still being able to win with the best of them at his age bothers you.

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I'm just saying he is good compared to great.

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He is only “good” when compared to HIS version of great. A stretch like he played from 1997-2009 had never been seen before and will probably never be seen again.

He is still great by PGA Tour standards. He’s had a Hall of Fame-caliber career since his “downfall” in 2009.

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Please tell me all of those HOF details since 2009. No way dude.

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2010
3-1-0 in Ryder Cup

2011
Won the Chevron World Challenge

2012
Won the AT&T National
Won the Arnold Palmer Invitational
Won the Memorial Tournament

2013
Won the WGC Cadillac Championship
Won the Players Championship
Won the Arnold Palmer Invitational
Won the Farmers Insurance Open
Won the WGC Bridgestone Invitational
Won Player of the Year

2018
Won the Tour Championship

2019
Won The Masters
Won the Zozo Championship
Dominated the Presidents Cup as a playing captain

Hes basically had Adam Scott’s entire PGA Tour career as a second act

damn pj getting owned in this thread

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Hes basically had Adam Scott’s entire PGA Tour career as a second act

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This can be slightly misleading because Tiger has not had as many worldwide wins since 2009 as Scott has had in his career, but I get your point because it’s an abysmally bad take to say Tiger is not great anymore. If he had the proper divisor, he would be ranked the 5th best golfer in the world. That’s pretty dang solid.

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What he’s done since 2009 puts him around 80th all time in wins, with a major and two player of the year awards.

That’s borderline HOF.

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The incredible part is that for 5 of those 10 years he was injured/recovering from surgery and possibly addicted to pills. Crazy to think what he would’ve accomplished without all the injuries

Golf can be kind of a weird game sometimes in the fact that a player can fall out of contention for awhile but then come roaring back. It can work the other way to, you can have a player winning everything in sight for awhile and then fall off the map, aka Jordan Spieth.

I wouldn't put much stock in one bad performance, Tiger is not the player he was in his prime but I wouldn't count him out just yet. Much depends on how his back holds up