Sunday, August 12, 2007

Tiger Roars Again


Tiger Woods is the best athlete so far in the Twenty First Century. As everyone in the golf world knows he won his thirteenth major golf championship today after dominating the field through 72 holes of the PGA tournament. His combination of mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual focus along with immense innate talent give him a unique stature in the world of sports and golf - the most difficult, pressure packed sport to master ever devised. His late father Earl seemed to have precognition of this talent, and his future accomplishments soon after Tiger was born. Even if you know little of golf you must take the time to watch this phenom in his prime as he closes in on the supreme golf record of Jack Nicklaus who holds the most professional major victories (eighteen) of any golfer. My prediction is that Tiger will surpass Jack's record by the year 2011 or by Tiger's Thirty fifth birthday. After that this prodigal ambassador of sport with his multicultural background, and native intelligence could look towards becoming a dominating political figure - maybe President of the United Nations? Let there be no doubt - Tiger is above all a humanitarian, something his father Earl taught him well. He is a reluctant hero, but that is his mantle nonetheless. We will watch in awe as you shoot for the stars Tiger. Go get em.

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I belatedly read your comments concerning Tiger Woods today and was pleased to know that you share my admiration of this amazing man. As a very casual and aging golfer I have a great deal of pleasure watching him play a wonderful sport so superbly and with such modesty. I am disappointed that he will not be competing in the Fedx but realize that he deserves a rest not only from competition but also from the extreme scrutiney of fans and press wherever he appears.I hope he inspires some of the casual golfers who have fallen away from the sport to become enthusiastic once more