Greg Norman

[DCCougar]

Originally Posted by AX17609

Very remarkable scene. A few things caught my eye: 1) The fans running up the 18th fairway were reminiscent of Arnie's Army back in the day; 2) Tiger's competitors stuck around and congratulated him after the round; 3) Tiger's interactions with fans and media are quite different and more upbeat than previously; 4) Tiger lauded Rose's achievement as FedEx Champion and acknowledged his standing as #1 player in the world. He has remodeled himself into a very likable sportsman. An impressive achievement on every level.

That crowd went crazy! Great remarks, Ax!

[D. Shelton]

Originally Posted by rbock

Only two players in their 40s have won the last 80 majors over two decades on U.S. soil. Vijay Singh, who holds the PGA Tour record for most victories (22) in his 40s, won the 2004 PGA Championship at age 41.

Not good odds for Tiger, but another chance for him to separate himself from all others.

I tend to think that the odds are pretty good now of at least one more Major.
He's still young enough, and with a body that's cooperating , and a head that seems to finally be on straight again, I like his chances.