Expected a four figure red on market now that Woods has withdrawn (laid the Masters market)...thought you had to give back the backers stake on golf,not as bad as i expected...can anyone please explain?
Expected a four figure red on market now that Woods has withdrawn (laid the Masters market)...thought you had to give back the backers stake on golf,not as bad as i expected...can anyone please explain?
I thought that all the talk of him not playing was pure hype, and felt like I was superior for not buying it! So had a few quid on him myself.
I feel pretty stupid now!
I thought that all the talk of him not playing was pure hype, and felt like I was superior for not buying it! So had a few quid on him myself.I feel pretty stupid now!
tigers obsession with upper body strength has causes these injuries.............he may have gotten the knee injury anyway because of the downforce in his swing but there was no need for all this iron pumping..............his body is way too tight and has put too much pressure on his back
tigers obsession with upper body strength has causes these injuries.............he may have gotten the knee injury anyway because of the downforce in his swing but there was no need for all this iron pumping..............his body is way too tight and
Very few of the world class golfers we have seen over the years put as much pressure on their bodies as Tiger . Gary Player excepted , but he and Snead were freaks fitness wise .
Most of the people I have seen collecting sports injuries have sown the seeds of their condition because they are putting in long hours training and conditioning their bodies . Parts wear out through constant use , Tiger no different .
Very few of the world class golfers we have seen over the years put as much pressure on their bodies as Tiger . Gary Player excepted , but he and Snead were freaks fitness wise .Most of the people I have seen collecting sports injuries have sown the
Mr. Havercamp: That's a peach, hon! Oh, by golly... I'm hot today!
[he slices it)
caddy--Oh, this your wife, huh? A lovely lady. Hey baby, you must've been something before electricity.
caddy shackMrs. Havercamp:[knocking ball into the pond] Whee! Mr. Havercamp: That's a peach, hon! Oh, by golly... I'm hot today! [he slices it) caddy--Oh, this your wife, huh? A lovely lady. Hey baby, you must've been something before electricity.