Vote: Is this the right time for Tiger to return?
He should just QUIT. I will never watch him again and I could care less!
#1 - Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:13 PM EDTAfter he wins the four majors he needs to break the record, he will probably quit.
#2 - Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:24 PM EDTI really don't care if he returns this year or next (or ever for that matter). But his choice to return at the Masters is just another sign of his arrogance. This is one of the most respected and revered tournaments of the season and it will be turned into a media zoo by his return. He should make his return either before, or after, the Masters. He needs to show respect for his fellow golfers and the sport.
#3 - Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:55 PM EDTRespected and revered? It's only a golf tournament. And by returning where the media cannot make it into the circus it's sure to become, he actually cuts a break to his fellow competitors.
Tiger's return to golf is not a moral issue. What he does away from the course is his own business and his family's. But I must say that, contrary to what almost everybody else thinks, televised golf has become more intersting without him. I feel his absence has given opportunities to other pro golfers to close the gap. In the long run golf will be more competitive and less predictable. And of course more fun to watch.
Does anyone remember JFK and all his mistresses? Guess he was still one of the greatest Presidants of all time, dispite not being able to keep junior locked up. It should not matter to anyone but his family. Good lord he is only a golfer.
#4 - Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:56 PM EDTFred: You do not know the Masters. They keep a tight ship on the reporters. They are not allowed inside the ropes like other venues. That is why he is returning at this time.
#5 - Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:59 PM EDTSeriously don't you think all the questions asked will be about Tiger? I do know the masters and I do know reporters. And the reporters do have access to the golfers maybe not on the course but definatly after the round.
only he and Elin can decide that. Let it be and get on with golf
#6 - Tue Mar 16, 2010 1:33 PM EDTHe asked for forgivness, we have no choice but to forgive if we want to be forgiven ourselves. I have always enjoyed watching him play golf again. If the media will leave him and Elin alone we can all move on to more important things.
#8 - Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:14 AM EDTDo any of you people think , that he's the first husband to stray ???? Sure , he is well known , but he is still just a man , with an ego , and active libido . Cut the guy some slack . Look at Jesse James , married to Sandra Bullock , but still couldn't turn down the advances from other women . They are just men , being typical men . No more , no less.
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I honestly think he should take the whole year off and spend time working on family like he said he was going to.