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What sport could you beat Tiger in?

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I could take him in pool (8-ball, 9-ball, one pocket, and straight pool.) Skateboarding and surfing.
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I commented recently that I would love to see if he has skills in other sports (i.e. Basketball). Could you imagine if he threw like a girl (sorry ladies)? But to answer the question, when it comes to basketball handicap I'm a plus 2 so I doubt that Tiger could hang with me on the hardwood or blacktop.


 


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Soccer and Basketball with those bum knees of his.

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justinmill14 Well Established Member

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bowling, and i can get a HIGHER score than him in golf!

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Being an ex-college wrestler and now a college wrestling coach, I am pretty certain I would make him look like a punk in wrestling. Never underestimate the man though!

Smallville Great Member

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Darts. Of course, I don't know if Tiger plays darts. Even if he does and is pretty decent, I am sure I could beat him once in a while; I can go out on around the clock on one turn every so often.The "01" games sometimes you do well, sometimes you have a hard time hitting doubles, so those depend on how well you can get in and out.
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misty_mountainhop Great Member

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Ha, fun thread.

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Smallville Great Member

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Horseshoes. I think you have to be a redneck to even know what that is.

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justinmill14 Well Established Member

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i know what horseshoes is, but i guess u could say im half a redneck anyways

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badmitton for sure! LoL

lacrosse as well

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i think i could beat him in bowling. i don't think he carries a 215 average.

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