Tiger will never be the same -- but it will be interesting to see what he becomes

Tiger Woods may win more majors, but he'll never be as dominant. In fact, he'll never be that person again, or make us feel the same while watching him, because he's changed -- and so have we, writes Michael Bamberger.


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Fantasy Picks for the John Deere Classic

A-Players Kenny Perry: With his 50th birthday just around the corner, the 2008 John Deere winner has lost several pounds thanks to a new fitness and diet regimen. After a slow start to the season, Perry's starting to see results,...


Source: http://blogs.golf.com/fantasy_golf/2010/07/fantasy-picks-for-the-john-deere-classic.html

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Tiger's foundation still flourishing

From ESPN.com: There are still a fw people and companies standing in support of Tiger Woods. The sponsors of his foundation haven't jumped ship, even as some such as AT&T and Accenture have severed ties with Woods himself. And if the foundation folks hired by Tiger thought his transgressions embarrassing, they're not letting on. As if reading from the same talking points, they profess to be so consumed by their work -- most specifically the daily operation of the Tiger Woods Learning Center here in Southern California -- that they pay no mind to the salacious accounts of his female...

Source: http://blogs.golf.com/golf-truth-rumors/2010/03/tigers-foundation-still-flourishing.html

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Wie still striving with 'gruesome' workload

From NY Times: Michelle Wie's career is still driven toward golf, but it has diversified of late. In the past year, Wie has stepped outside the lines of her paint-by-numbers life, pushing her limits and pursuing other interests. She prepared for her second full season on the L.P.G.A. Tour by cramming 20 units into her winter quarter at Stanford. Wie cheerfully described the workload as "pretty gruesome, actually" but necessary if she is to take off the spring quarter to play golf and graduate as planned in 2012, with a communications degree. Read the entire story at nytimes.com Comment, share...

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Is Woods's return bad for the PGA Tour?

From The Wall Street Journal: Tiger Woods is golf's moneymaker. The PGA Tour, CBS, Augusta National, everyone associated with the Masters is breathing a huge sigh of relief that Woods is returning for the year's first major. But Woods's return may be the worst possible thing for the PGA Tour in the long run. Certainly, hundreds of golfers can thank Tiger for driving up purses and making sure that even the relatively mediocre are living quite comfortably. But Woods's dominance is a clear sign of the superstar effect which causes opponents to concede, rather than rise to the occasion when...

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