Tiger Doubters Where are you?..Hello are you there?

To pejon 60:I can say on this question I agree with you,look at Kim Clisters or Micheal Schoemarka i know it's spelt wrong.Thee's are just two of many sport stars who have come out of retirement,to prove to everybody that's not over till they say it is.To those Doubters out there I'm just learning about golf history,but wasn't there a pro golfer who lost his arm.I think his name is Jack Nucleolus,he didn't quit he got up and said why can't i still play and play he did.I'm a 34yr old sports fanatic who has been sitting on the fence for 4yrs due to knee surgery.I say if Jack can do it why can't i,so I'm now taking up golf and hopefully make the cut within 2 to 4yrs.

Cog Hill No. 4 (known as "Dubsdread") is where Tiger broke the record which is in the Chicago area and TV does not really show how difficult it is and is one of the toughest course I have ever played. You can be standing on the green and not be able to see someone in a greenside bunker since they are so deep!! The course has a lot of elevation (much more than Brookwater near Brisbane - its like playing the 13th hole at Brookwater about 7 times in a round) and is much much longer. If you ever get into the Chicago Area be sure to play Cog Hill No. 2 which is even more elevated but a much easier course at Cog Hill and very scenic. I am not sure how Tiger keeps his emotions in order-reminds me of a mixture of the personalities of Craig Stadler and Ben Crenshaw, with much more concentration.

After the exhibition he has put on this week at the second leg for the FedEx cup qualifying, the score of 62 may dispel many of the Naysayers.You do know that regardless of Tiger Woods' achievements there are going to be bigots who will never credit him for his achievements. That is a given.

I'm no fan of Woods, but that 62 was solid and could have been a 59.

When he's hitting fairways and has the putter going...game over.

Oh man, he just killed them today!!