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Has Tiger changed his demeanor?


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Was never much of a Tiger fan because he seemed too stand-offish. But he seems to be more affable. Maybe loosing Stevie on the bag, the Hank Haney sp.? book, the marriage break up has humbled him a bit. I don't know but I like the new Tiger he seems more approachable.
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Was never much of a Tiger fan because he seemed too stand-offish. But he seems to be more affable. Maybe loosing Stevie on the bag, the Hank Haney sp.? book, the marriage break up has humbled him a bit. I don't know but I like the new Tiger he seems more approachable.

I'd have to agree. After the whole Tiger scandal, he changed because he probably realized he'd lose a lot more fans than he already had if he didn't.

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what he endured(at his own hands) would have crushed many,many "ordinary" men. the pressure brought to bear by his sponsors,especially those he lost, is beyond what most could comprehend. His Elitist status was placed upon him at a very young age by his father, molded over a very long time. That was very hard armour to wear down, most don't have that time -encrusted advantage. He's a lucky man, that he didn't end up on the wrong end of criminal activity doing what he was doing.But he's human and his Delila cut his hair..we all know how that ended. I admire his tenacity on the course.. I love his now dealing with age/health issues while trying to maintain the same level of play...very hard to do, yet hes' trying. Tiger was good for golf,still is, but now many who wore rose-colored glasses will get the REAL picture of how human he really is.

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I would after watching his interview after the 3rd round. He has seemed petulant at times. Definitely a different vibe. Seemed pleased at his position and game. I was hoping for a little more confident tone he could play from behind, but he seemed more realistic/humble. I thought there was a feeling of gratitude too. Nice change of pace. Definitely agree with you WilsonEdgeMan. It is good to see the change. BTW, love the avatar. 10th Mtn vet myself. Many friends in the 25th.
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Originally Posted by spartan6

I would after watching his interview after the 3rd round. He has seemed petulant at times. Definitely a different vibe. Seemed pleased at his position and game. I was hoping for a little more confident tone he could play from behind, but he seemed more realistic/humble. I thought there was a feeling of gratitude too. Nice change of pace.

Definitely agree with you WilsonEdgeMan. It is good to see the change. BTW, love the avatar. 10th Mtn vet myself. Many friends in the 25th.

Thanks for your service,my friend..and IIRC, Tiger trained w/ the 82nd  for 2 weeks back a few years?? that wasn't exactly summer camp...all that helpsto develope a strong mind.

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