After suffering through several years of misery and ignominy, it's like old times for Tiger Woods. It's worth pondering Tiger's comeback, and who's primarily responsible for it. As far as I can see, there are five candidates:
Tiger Woods returns to No. 1 in the world with his win at Bay Hill. LeBron James is runner-up while averaging 27 points per game during the Heat's 26-game winning streak. Sherwood Brown, with his Florida Gulf Coast team the Cinderella story, is third.
So, back to Tiger Woods and this Nike ad, "Winning Takes Care of Everything." When I first saw it, it did take me back to standing in a press-room at PGA Tour Headquarters in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida on February 19, 2010. We watched as Tiger held his
After suffering through several years of misery and ignominy, it's like old times for Tiger Woods. It's worth pondering Tiger's comeback, and who's primarily responsible for it. As far as I can see, there are five candidates:
The Mashie. The Brassie. The Cleek. Why, oh why, did golf abandon these delightful club names for bland old 5 iron, No. 2 wood, and 2 iron, or, worse, driver names like that sound like energy drinks. When I whipped out my
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