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**doctorzlo** · 07-12-2009, 12:03 AM

Brandel doesn't take into account the fact that Tiger is aging. He is over the hill, too old to compete with the young guys anymore. He might as well stay down in Florida and only enter his club tournaments so he has a chance. Yeah, that's it, he should only play on his home course. He's a has-been.

Seriously, hasn't almost every great player gone through a period where his game just wasn't as sharp? Haven't we all? I seem to remember Tiger tearing down and rebuilding his swing a couple of times and yet he still wins.

I think the most telling thing is that if he doesn't totally dominate every single event, then some talking head starts saying something is wrong.

07-12-2009, 12:03 AM	#11
doctorzlo Join Date Jun 2006 Posts 4,488 Senior Member	Brandel doesn't take into account the fact that Tiger is aging. He is over the hill, too old to compete with the young guys anymore. He might as well stay down in Florida and only enter his club tournaments so he has a chance. Yeah, that's it, he should only play on his home course. He's a has-been. Seriously, hasn't almost every great player gone through a period where his game just wasn't as sharp? Haven't we all? I seem to remember Tiger tearing down and rebuilding his swing a couple of times and yet he still wins. I think the most telling thing is that if he doesn't totally dominate every single event, then some talking head starts saying something is wrong.
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