Comments on: PGA Tour: Big Move To Back Away From Woods

By: why

why — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 03:30:57 +0000

Blomfeldt — that’s a down right fib dude. He did not pass him without so much as a week. He touched him with a high 5 with the best of intentions. and what have you done for the men and women who have been injured. Nothing I assume as you cannot even add a post that is true. Shame on you. Be pissed off because was an idiot but at least don’t spread hate and lies as that is what the media has already done….half truthes. What a piece of work you are. Good grief. At least be truthful…I guess you are one of those that only hears and sees what you want then elaborate from there.

By: Joseph Pack

Joseph Pack — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 16:36:49 +0000

As a observer of those who rush to judgment and hold the Tiger to a higher level of morality than any of them would like to be held to I say this.
When the tally is in I will tell all those I know that those sponsors who abandon you should be forgotten, and only remembe to avoid them in the future.

By: Obvious

Obvious — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 08:59:38 +0000

After Tiger Woods comes back and plays golf like Tiger Woods, the line to kiss his ass will as long as it has ever been. Those that “move away” will be sorry.

By: Front9Back9

Front9Back9 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 06:13:22 +0000

If this is a move by the PGA Tour and them alone, this could come back to bite them in the ass. This could very well piss Tiger off to no end and he may never play another PGA Tour event again. He could just as easily go play every tournament in Europe and make just as much money and win just as much and play only the majors in the U.S. which are sanctioned by the PGA Tour as events but operated by Augusta, USGA, and the PGA of America. If he did that the PGA Tour is screwed.

If this was a move by Tiger Woods’ people in conjunction with the PGA Tour to maybe take him out of the public scrutiny if he is not around when his tournament rolls around than I guess I can understand.

I think the PGA Tour knows more than anyone and Tiger may not be around this year or into the future.

By: Blomfeldt

Blomfeldt — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:33:42 +0000

I’ve said it before in a previous blog and I’ll say it again here and now … when Tiger strolled past that young, limbless, wheel-chair bound veteran at this years’s AT&T Congressional Tournament, without offering even so much as a wink to the poor soul … the truth
regarding this man’s true purpose in life was finally revealed. Simply put, he is about himself and only about himself. Decency however, must “always” carry the day, no matter how talented or accomplished an individual may be. And so these developments today come as no surprise.

By: Jason

Jason — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 05:22:38 +0000

Distancing yourself from the biggest star your “sport” has ever seen……wow. Brilliant move by the PGA. He cheated on his wife. He didn’t kill anyone. He didn’t commit a crime. Apparently the 51% drop in viewership in non-Tiger events is lost on these old geezers. Not to mention the untold millions the purses

These sycophants will come crawling back over broken glass on hands and knees the very second he walks onto the tee box. The first tournament he wins all these suddenly moral companies will race back to re-sign him.

This whole situation is laughable and hypocritical. If Tiger was a Wall Street exec or, gee….the President of the USA….he’d get half the shit he’s getting now.