From the right, Tiger Woods, Rob McNamara, Tom Kim and Kevin Kisner on Tuesday.
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Tiger Woods, the GOAT For many, only a goat was for everyone.
His interpretation, however. Not from us.
“One of the most embarrassing moments in my golf career has just happened,” he said.
So what held Happen on Tuesday? If you are looking for concise, Woods hit his ball 117 Yards when he had to go 199 while playing in the simulator-based TGL League. But that sells it miserably, well, short. The one -month old competition perhaps saw his biggest blast. People currently arrived. Does the 15-time big winner just have …? He did that. People laughed. Does the 82-Goer PGA Tour winner just have …? Lol, he did it. People wondered. Why?
Well, that depends on it.
To start with, while playing a one-off match against Cameron Young on a 481-Yard, par-4 hole in Sofi Center in Florida, the first blow of Woods was good. Two ninety. Fairway. Here, however, the hearing became muddy. Woods went to the banking area, where the Caddy for his Jupiter Golf Club team, old Woods Confidant Rob McNamara, connects, was asked for a Yardage.
“Ninnens,” he said, the conversation caught during the ESPN broadcast.
Woods asked again.
“Yup, 99,” said McNamara.
Hmm.
Ninety -nine then, Woods thought. He took his 99-Yard Club, a wedge of 56 degrees. He walked back to the battle area. He looked up at the 64-foot high, 53-foot wide screen for him, mildly confused. He shouted back to McNamara: “How far?”
“Ninnens,” said McNamara a third time.
Hmm.
Woods touched. As he did, Woods’ teammates, Kevin Kisner and Tom Kim – who were completely aware that he had done that An-Nine to go-by-war.
Kisner said, “He has a wedge.”
Kim said, “What are you doing?”
Said Kisner: “199.”
Woods’ ball fell 117 meters away. As it did, his eyes apparently jumped out of his head just as far.
“You said 99 meters,” Woods told McNamara. He then repeated himself – four times more. In the meantime, Kisner and Kim fell on the grass, laughing.
Okay, okay, so who is the culprit here?
Bunch? In Golf, as you know, the golfer is the right, jury and executioner when the ball touches; The promotion is on them. Of course you can ask a counselor. So was McNamara the fault? Van Caddies is known to drop the first song in a Yardage – 175 is, for example, just ’75 ‘, because it is usually clear. Until it is not. So maybe McNamara should have said “199.” Or maybe Woods should have asked: “99 or 199?”
From there, Woods won Het Hole, Young Parred and Young, won the hole for his New York City Golf Club team, which then won the overall game. However, TGL allows in-play interviews, so that viewers were treated to this exchange, between Woods and ESPN broadcaster Marty Smith.
Started with Smith: “The greatest of all time, Tiger Woods, is still trying to analyze what the hell has just happened. But at least you can smile. ”
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Woods said: “No, I heard 99 meters. And so I went outside and hit it 100 meters, and one of the most embarrassing moments in my golf career just happened. ”
Smith said, “But breaking it down in real life, that’s how you speak on the real golf course.”
Woods said, “Yes, I know.”
Smith said: “And you can see the pin and you know it is 200 meters.”
Woods said: “I know, I just ruined it. I mean, that was embarrassing. ‘
Kisner said, “Give it to Rob.”
Smith said, “It’s all the fault of Rob.”
Maybe.
Regarding the aftermath? It happens. And Woods, you should think, should be given a break because he played his first television wave since the death of his mother, Tida Woods, two weeks ago.
But that is just our interpretation.
Rickie Fowler, one of the opponents of Woods on Tuesday and a friend, told Smith in an interview after the game that Woods was lucky that was absent in the Arena Justin Thomas, another professional and another friend of Woods.
Smith said, “Is that you are going to put you in your pocket for later?”
Fowler said, “I am sure that will be used, don’t worry.”
