Tiger made some bad choices and got caught and has paid a high price. Let's move on and enjoy the career of the best golfer of all time. I hope he wins the Masters and I strongly disagree the opinion piece that says he should not spoil the holy sanctity of Augusta with his comeback. Augusta has a history of racism and Tiger needs to blow away the field. Thursday first round TV ratings will be off the charts! I will definitely be tuned in.
EmCee - 15 years ago
He hasn't changed, he's not going to change, 2 months of therapy will do nothing for someone who's been behaving this way for most of his adult life. He has too much money and fame not to relapse. His wife has to face this and make a decision - leave if you don't want to deal with it and stay if you like the money. What does this have to do with golf? Nothing! Are you kidding? CBS is drooling over the ratings they will get, this Master's will be the most watched tournament ever in the history of golf and so much money will change hands no one is going to care. He could have returned in his own backyard at the Tavistock- within the relative safety of his house - if recovery and privacy meant anything. The only one who has to get over the attention and tabloid reporting is Tiger - because not going to stop anytime soon. The Masters is the king of the Majors and one of the biggest stages in all sports - bar none. Forget family, forget morals, forget what you all think about the situation. This is about MONEY, MONEY, MONEY! Tiger is making himself, his sponsors, CBS, the Masters Tournament and everyone with a brand associated with him richer by stepping on to that first tee at Augusta. Stop being so naive.
CATHY BOYER - 15 years ago
I think it is great he is coming back to his profession. Outside of golf should be nobody's business but his family.
palmstring - 15 years ago
Naturally, I'll welcome him with open arms for his achievements on the golf course. There will surely be cheers & boos on his return. Security needs to check for hecklers, women strippers & the media, especially the gossip reporters in disguise as normal visitors, who tend increasingly to threaten & to distract Tiggy from performing his game.
Mike Lisanke - 15 years ago
I'm happy hear that Tiger will be playing golf again soon. I think he was right that his home life is private.
I'm looking forward to Tiger being back in the news as the best golfer in the world.
Welcome back Tiger.
Dee - 15 years ago
He should be welcomed back to his professional career he does not owe anyone any explanation about his personal life. The media should focus only on his game they have vilified him more than any other high profile person with misgivings such as; the one that put a knife at his wife's neck, the football player who has been accused of rape twice. Hey let's be fair give him a chance and let's get on with the game of Golf.
Golf is hurting financially for the media and the purse of the players he is the WORLD'S NUMBER 1 PLAYER. i WILL WATCH GOLF AGAIN AND SO WILL MANY OTHER.
I've completely lost interest in Tiger Woods, as I don't believe he will change. As evidence, he is choosing the Masters for his comeback, where he won't be heckled and knows it. He will remain in control of everything that he is involved in and that won't change either. I find him repulsive and very unattractive and no woman of substance or sophistication would look at him twice, as evidenced by all of the women he has ever been with.
Tiger made some bad choices and got caught and has paid a high price. Let's move on and enjoy the career of the best golfer of all time. I hope he wins the Masters and I strongly disagree the opinion piece that says he should not spoil the holy sanctity of Augusta with his comeback. Augusta has a history of racism and Tiger needs to blow away the field. Thursday first round TV ratings will be off the charts! I will definitely be tuned in.
He hasn't changed, he's not going to change, 2 months of therapy will do nothing for someone who's been behaving this way for most of his adult life. He has too much money and fame not to relapse. His wife has to face this and make a decision - leave if you don't want to deal with it and stay if you like the money. What does this have to do with golf? Nothing! Are you kidding? CBS is drooling over the ratings they will get, this Master's will be the most watched tournament ever in the history of golf and so much money will change hands no one is going to care. He could have returned in his own backyard at the Tavistock- within the relative safety of his house - if recovery and privacy meant anything. The only one who has to get over the attention and tabloid reporting is Tiger - because not going to stop anytime soon. The Masters is the king of the Majors and one of the biggest stages in all sports - bar none. Forget family, forget morals, forget what you all think about the situation. This is about MONEY, MONEY, MONEY! Tiger is making himself, his sponsors, CBS, the Masters Tournament and everyone with a brand associated with him richer by stepping on to that first tee at Augusta. Stop being so naive.
I think it is great he is coming back to his profession. Outside of golf should be nobody's business but his family.
Naturally, I'll welcome him with open arms for his achievements on the golf course. There will surely be cheers & boos on his return. Security needs to check for hecklers, women strippers & the media, especially the gossip reporters in disguise as normal visitors, who tend increasingly to threaten & to distract Tiggy from performing his game.
I'm happy hear that Tiger will be playing golf again soon. I think he was right that his home life is private.
I'm looking forward to Tiger being back in the news as the best golfer in the world.
Welcome back Tiger.
He should be welcomed back to his professional career he does not owe anyone any explanation about his personal life. The media should focus only on his game they have vilified him more than any other high profile person with misgivings such as; the one that put a knife at his wife's neck, the football player who has been accused of rape twice. Hey let's be fair give him a chance and let's get on with the game of Golf.
Golf is hurting financially for the media and the purse of the players he is the WORLD'S NUMBER 1 PLAYER. i WILL WATCH GOLF AGAIN AND SO WILL MANY OTHER.
I've completely lost interest in Tiger Woods, as I don't believe he will change. As evidence, he is choosing the Masters for his comeback, where he won't be heckled and knows it. He will remain in control of everything that he is involved in and that won't change either. I find him repulsive and very unattractive and no woman of substance or sophistication would look at him twice, as evidenced by all of the women he has ever been with.