You're right, but when there's so many others out there NOT doing this, it's a breath of fresh air when someone IS living life the right way.
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You're right, but when there's so many others out there NOT doing this, it's a breath of fresh air when someone IS living life the right way.
If Woods and Mickelson swapped wives, I wonder how many fans would even notice.
I agree with your statement and most good men do their jobs and take care of their family with little fanfare. But thank goodness for men like Tiger Woods and Tiki Barber...my pancakes now have flax seeds and are toasted on the outside, my shirts are being pressed (a first in 10+ years), and the xxx is even hotter.
Anyway, an interesting article on Mickelson and Woods in the Orlando Sentinal. Tiger Woods will never be as beloved as Phil Mickelson – Open Mike – Orlando Sentinel - people noticed how Tiger didn't acknowledge a fan that he hit with an errant tee-shot, while Mickelson took a moment to ensure a fan he struck with a tee-shot was alright.
I know what you are reffering to and I agree. COMPLETELY.
It's like wanting to give a special prize for being good in school. Your SUPPOSED to do that....it is SUPPOSED to be the norm. My father NEVER, EVER gave me a pat on the back for doing something your supposed to do.
I agree with your statement and most good men do their jobs and take care of their family with little fanfare. But thank goodness for men like Tiger Woods and Tiki Barber...my pancakes now have flax seeds and are toasted on the outside, my shirts are being pressed (a first in 10+ years), and the xxx is even hotter.
Anyway, an interesting article on Mickelson and Woods in the Orlando Sentinal. Tiger Woods will never be as beloved as Phil Mickelson – Open Mike – Orlando Sentinel - people noticed how Tiger didn't acknowledge a fan that he hit with an errant tee-shot, while Mickelson took a moment to ensure a fan he struck with a tee-shot was alright.
I read the article and what that writes should be taken with a grain of salt. On the opening line, he states that Tiger is gonna be no where near like Phil...then admits the process with take a while. So his sample size of Tiger's behavior is the 1st tournament back?
Then OTHER sample was him hitting someone with an errant ball, and not saying something...and Phil did when he did the same.The guy hit it into the trees, could it be that maybe, no one told him someone was hit and the reason Phil knew was because it was the 2nd ball that came in that direction...? I mean really....
There is NO DOUBT there will be no comparison on who is better liked between Phil and Tiger. Hell, YOU YOURSELF stated it took time warm up to him. His little shaking of his head when he would choke had little to know emotion...the look border line looked like he didn't care.
I don't like Tiger cause he is a good guy. I like him because he wins. Freddie Couples was notorious for huffing and puffing and swearing at errant shots in the past. Now, they love him .....
...I will take an athlete swearing up a storm after he has made a bad shot any day of the week. Shows me fire.
Could have been worse. The first time I ever drove a par four, I five-putted.
The first time I had an "eagle," I holed it on a long par 5 from 135 yards. The problem -- I was already laying 5 when I shot it!
Many years ago, Fred Couples was one of the first to be live-miked during a golf round, and when he blew a shot and his lead on the 72nd hole of a tournament that he went on to win in a playoff, we heard him say, "God dmm it. What a fuggin' day!". Announcer Roger Twibell then said, "Now that we've heard Fred Couples thoughts on the matter, I think we can turn his microphone off."
The first time I had an "eagle," I holed it on a long par 5 from 135 yards. The problem -- I was already laying 5 when I shot it!
I have had one eagle in my life. It was in a scramble tournament where we used both shots and my putt on a par 5. I have drove a green on a par 4 twice and missed the putt both times.
I started playing golf when I was nine and caddied from April-October from the age of 11 until 18...and usually played 18-holes each day. I had dozens of eagles, but not one hole-in-one.
While we were watching the end of the tournament my wife asked me if all golfer's wives are blondes.
While we were watching the end of the tournament my wife asked me if all golfer's wives are blondes.
Some start out brunette, but the 'sun' bleaches them out...
Sandra
While we were watching the end of the tournament my wife asked me if all golfer's wives are blondes.
my wife said the exact same thing!!!
....."and he is married to blonde.....what ELSE is new?" Was the exact quote and THIS face....
After winning the Masters, Phil Mickelson hits up the Krispy Kreme Donut drive-through, still wearing the green jacket...
After winning the Masters, Phil Mickelson hits Krispy Kreme - Devil Ball Golf - Golf Blog - Yahoo! Sports
After winning the Masters, Phil Mickelson hits Krispy Kreme - Devil Ball Golf - Golf Blog - Yahoo! Sports
