And on topic, I think Rory does have more talent in terms of the golf swing and ball striking, but Tiger has a lot of other things in his favour. Such as mental game, green reading, playing his best while under pressure etc.
Off topic, but this made me curious so I did some research:
Tiger has shot 75 or worse in the final round of a major 7 times, most notably in the 2009 PGA when he had a 2 shot lead entering the tournament.
His worst round in a major is an 81 in the '02 Open.
He doesn't need a win or a total collapse. He needs both.
Rory must win AND Donald must finish 10th or worse...he can't get it done with anything else.
It won't. He is over 2 points behind....a win would gain him about 1.1 points.
Kaymer and Lee cannot win. Kaymer is over €1million behind Luke and Westwood is almost 2 million behind. Charl Schwartzel is actually ahead of Westwood. First prize is €922,000 meaning even if they won and Luke didn't win any money they still couldn't catch him.
The only possible outcomes are Luke winning it (most likely) or Rory winning it (unlikely)
"You make it sound as if I'm on my last leg," McIlroy joked on Golf Channel’s “Morning Drive” on Tuesday. "It's not so bad. My energy levels just haven't been 100 percent. Just got more tests done today and have to wait on the results. But I feel fine. Need to do all I can to catch Luke."
He's fine, he won last week with it so it can't be that bad
Tee times:
http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2011/tournamentid=2011091/teetimes/index.html
Looking forward to watching the last 2 groups (especially the last 1)
Whatever happens, someone will end up being the 1st player to win €5million in 1 season on the Tour.
I was only defending his stupid hat...........
I do like Rickie, I just think that he has been completely overrated and overexposed. There's plenty of other young golfers more deserving of the attention.
I'm also not sure why you think I have a "beef w/ the kid" and that it's obvious to you. I doubt I've posted about him more than 5 times on this forum.