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also, could a teaching pro who gave you lessons be charged as an accomplice in this crime? would make for an interesting case

rory is better than tiger, imo, because he is irish, i am also irish

beer is ok since its not a performance enhancer

imo, folks need to find role models for their kids other than athletes. not that some athletes are great well-rounded persons who bring a wonderful soul essence to their life and community but this automatically because they are bigger and stronger and faster than other people, they are role models for are kids is dumb. how about doctors, scientists, humanitarians, firemen and firewomen, folks who make great sacrifice to their community, these are the people that should be touted as role-models?

well, since he apologized, i am going to take the rosetta stone course and learn some jamaican slang

best rory mcilroy worst allen doyle

a photograph has turned up of michael phelps smoking marijuana

better hurry and get out before monday or you'll be there unit april, mega storm coming

snowed in, can't get out or i would send you money

"the hammer" is made with zolex

misleading journalism as many here have pointed out. would imagine most drivers are "million dollar drivers"

i once found some grass in the grass. made my day!

you are welcome pez in this historic day of the inauguration of barack obama when so many are remembering where we came from and where we are going and as this is a golf forum, its poignant to remember charlie sifford, calvin peete, lee elder and many other black golfers who played on through bigotry while on the golf course. http://www.wgv.com/hof/member.php?member=1105 World Golf Hall of Fame Profile: Charlie Sifford Charlie Sifford broke barriers all his life. He was the first African-American to play the PGA and the first to be inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame. There was a time when none of this seemed possible. Jackie Robinson's courageous integration of Major League Baseball in 1946 is widely and appropriately credited for changing the American sports landscape forever. One year later, toughened by a tour of duty in the Army's 24th Infantry, another young black man named Charlie Sifford told Robinson he planned to follow in his footsteps and compete in golf, a sport where the ball and the participants were equally as white. "He asked me if I was a quitter," Sifford recalled. "He said, 'OK, if you're not a quitter, go ahead and take the challenge. If you're a quitter, there's going to be a lot of obstacles you're going to have to go through to be successful in what you're trying to do.' "I made up my mind I was going to do it. I just did it. Everything worked out perfect, I think." It was Sifford who opened professional golf, a game with a "Caucasian only" rule, to blacks more than four decades ago. Without him, Tiger Woods would probably not have been able to make his own impact on the sports world. "He has my respect and my gratitude for the sacrifices he made to open the doors to this great game to people of color," Woods said. Born June 2, 1922, Sifford started in golf the only way a black kid growing up in North Carolina could in the 1930s - as a caddie. He earned 60 cents a day and gave his mom 50 cents and kept 10 cents to buy stogies, which became his trademark on the course. By 13, he could shoot par golf. Sifford's skin was tough enough to endure racial injustice and epithets. At the 1952 Phoenix Open, Sifford and his all-black foursome, which included the boxer Joe Louis, found excrement in the cup on the first hole, and waited nearly an hour for the cup to be replaced. Despite all the insults, Sifford lived up to the standard set by Robinson. Sifford fought his battle essentially alone; he didn't have teammates. He broke barriers by breaking par. He won the National Negro Open five straight times from 1952-1956, all the while pushing golf's color boundaries. Not until 1960, when he was 39, did he earn a PGA player card. A year later, under pressure from the California attorney general, the PGA of America, which then ran the Tour, dropped its "Caucasian only" membership clause. Sifford's best years already had passed, but he still won twice on the PGA Tour, at the 1967 Greater Hartford Open and the 1969 Los Angeles Open. "If you try hard enough," Sifford said, "anything can happen." Sifford, who won the 1975 PGA Seniors' Championship, went on to become an original member of the Champions Tour, where he won the Suntree Classic. In 2004, Sifford became the first black golfer to break into another exclusive club. Of the 100 previously enshrined at the World Golf Hall of Fame, none was black. He was selected via the Lifetime Achievement category for his contributions to the game. "Tonight we honor a man not just for what he accomplished on the course, but for the course he chose in life," South African Gary Player said as he introduced his long-time friend at the induction ceremony in St. Augustine, Fla. Better late, than never. That's been the story of Charlie Sifford's life. "Man, I'm in the Hall of Fame, the World Hall of Fame," he said in his induction ceremony speech. "Don't forget that now! I'm in the World Hall of Fame with all the players. That little old golf I played was all right, wasn't it?"

better picture and sound of tiger at inauguration

maybe the muscle will help but i liked his old look more when he looked like some kind of extraterrestrial

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yes, he's overreacting, this isn't about one politicians accomplishments but about a giant step for a country, for humanity tiger has been a very public face about inclusion in our country and so its befitting he be there celebrating

tiger will probably be spending most of his day practicing at the white house putting green until he gives his speech so he doesn't fall behind on his practice schedule.

agree, no problem with them talking but couldn't golf shots be show while they talk?

some fun things happening. after two rounds, rory mcilroy is two shots back at 9 under under and danny lee, the us amateur champ is at 6 under.

if the game was played today at beaver stadium, i wouldn't go... high of about 10 f with blustery winds

its me and my buddies out there and i hit the shot and so if its a bad one, its my fault. if my wife was there and i hit a bad shot, it would be her fault but since she doesn't play, i have to own my mistakes.

accolades to kurt warner who is one of the finest sportsman, gentleman and humanitarians in sports, right up there with john wooden. its hard to root against him.