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The man in the logo

MrElculver2424

By MrElculver2424
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deasy55 Great Member

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Really dude? Really?

Like I said....all posts on a forum are an opinion (except posts that state an obvious fact). Better?

I can't believe i'm being forced to clarify my post (a post that is over a week old, mind) that clarified my original post. It's like I've entered the twilight zone or something.


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Tiger Woods currently is sponsored by Nike.

Not an opinion (even though it is a post).  It's fact.




ohiolefty Great Member

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Tommy Gainey should be the logo. It would look thoroughly postmodern. Or Kevin Stadler. Nice, smooth, wavy lines.

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MrElculver2424 Well Established Member

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I disagree that Tiger has no chance to ever be on the logo. If he breaks Jack's record, he could very well get on the logo. The PGA Tour doesn't care about his personal life and the issues he had. If he comes back strong, a better man, and has a dominating last chapter of his career, there is no doubt in my mind that he would have a chance to get on the logo. Why shouldn't the PGA Tour acknowledge the greatest ever in their icon?

But for now, I don't think it will change any time soon.

"Kindness is more important than wisdom and the recognition of this is the beginning of wisdom."

 

 

 


deasy55 Great Member

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If they don't have Jack as the person in the logo now I have my doubts they will have it as Tiger in years to come. I think it will probably stay the way it is.

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Originally Posted by MrElculver2424

I disagree that Tiger has no chance to ever be on the logo. If he breaks Jack's record, he could very well get on the logo. The PGA Tour doesn't care about his personal life and the issues he had. If he comes back strong, a better man, and has a dominating last chapter of his career, there is no doubt in my mind that he would have a chance to get on the logo. Why shouldn't the PGA Tour acknowledge the greatest ever in their icon?

But for now, I don't think it will change any time soon.




max power Great Member

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They should.  That's why it should be Jack, right now.

Originally Posted by MrElculver2424

I disagree that Tiger has no chance to ever be on the logo. If he breaks Jack's record, he could very well get on the logo. The PGA Tour doesn't care about his personal life and the issues he had. If he comes back strong, a better man, and has a dominating last chapter of his career, there is no doubt in my mind that he would have a chance to get on the logo. Why shouldn't the PGA Tour acknowledge the greatest ever in their icon?

But for now, I don't think it will change any time soon.




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