If Tiger Woods is going to win the US Open for the first time since 2008, it's going to be clear by the time he finishes his 18th hole on Thursday. The odds-on favorite to be the last man standing on Sunday must ensure that he gets off to a good start if he has any chance of winning.
LAURIE WADE
Mar 25, 2012 - PublicI've had a mixture of emotions throughout Tiger Wood's downfall, and a lot of times I was glad when he lost, but I never expected his losing streak to last this long. Enough is enough. I hope he's back.
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Morgan ABBOU
Sep 7, 2011 - PublicThe greatest golf photo by… Tiger Woods
Check that photo from the 2010 Ryder Cup action. No, it’s not staged or Photoshopped. That’s really Tiger Woods hitting a golf ball straight at the camera.
How’d it happen? By mistake. The cameraman, Mark Pain of the Daily Mail, was in the proper position on the 18th hole when Woods flat-out duffed his shot. The ball hit Pain’s camera and dropped to the ground. But unlike many instances when Woods and caddy Stevie Williams have taken issue with photographers, Tiger had nothing to say here. He knew he was in the wrong, not Pain.
Check that photo from the 2010 Ryder Cup action. No, it’s not staged or Photoshopped. That’s really Tiger Woods hitting a golf ball straight at the camera.
How’d it happen? By mistake. The cameraman, Mark Pain of the Daily Mail, was in the proper position on the 18th hole when Woods flat-out duffed his shot. The ball hit Pain’s camera and dropped to the ground. But unlike many instances when Woods and caddy Stevie Williams have taken issue with photographers, Tiger had nothing to say here. He knew he was in the wrong, not Pain.
Qasim AskariSep 7, 2011
Wow. Nevertheless, presence of mind shown by the cameraman by capturing all in a single frame i-e the ball, the cigar guy, tiger woods and the crowd :-)
