I hope he does well, but I doubt he cracks the top 10 on the world rankings again.
Probably not.
But he's probably the best to ever play the game. He was the Walter Johnson of Golf. Because of him they had to change course designs.
Even if he doesn't have a career 20 years after his debut, he is still a stud.
I don't think he was the best, as I think that's saved for the Golden Bear. But certainly an amazing player.
No, he's the best. Nicklaus has the title record. But Woods dominated the game in a way Nichlaus never did.
What?!? Nicklaus was head-and-shoulders above everyone else in the game when he was in his prime. I'll give Tiger somewhat of a nod of respect, as the level of competition in his era was better, but Nicklaus was far and away the best golfer of his era (as much as the fans loved Palmer and Player more) and the best that ever played.
Nichlaus was great. Second greatest ever. But he never dominated the game like Woods. Nichlaus was much better later in his career which makes his career better. If you'd like a comparison to baseball, it's like Pedro vs. Mussina.
Nichlaus was great. Second greatest ever. But he never dominated the game like Woods. Nichlaus was much better later in his career which makes his career better. If you'd like a comparison to baseball, it's like Pedro vs. Mussina.
We're just going to disagree. Nicklaus' major titles is probably the safest record in all of professional sports. As dominant as Woods was, Nicklaus was so much better than this competition.
Woods's first masters win was 18 below par and 12 shots better than his competition. And tied with SPieth for lowest winning score. Fully admit I didn't know SPieth tied him.
Woods's domination was something special and he attracted newer and better golfers. Woods dominated against a much stronger field.