What score will Tiger Woods post today?

funnyb25 · 01-26-17, 11:48 AM

He will fire a 71

funnyb25 · 01-26-17, 12:34 PM

Originally posted by funnyb25

He will fire a 71

Thought I read he was playing the north course today. I take the 71 back. No way he shoots 71 on South. Maybe 74

jjgold · 01-26-17, 12:39 PM

73 firm

INVEGA MAN · 01-26-17, 01:24 PM

Over 72.5

t-wizzle · 01-26-17, 01:33 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

73 firm

Actually agree with jj here.

funnyb25 · 01-26-17, 01:48 PM

Here we go boys! Golf is back!

jjgold · 01-26-17, 04:31 PM

Woods EVEN so far

ByeShea · 01-26-17, 05:54 PM

+2 and in trouble on 15. Throwing clubs.

Some perspective: Tiger won 0 majors during the Obama years. It would be nice to see him have a nice outing or two, but the Tiger we want to see left for good a long, long time ago. And not coming back.

+4 after 15.

Rose in the clubhouse with a 65.

Tiger is going to play, I think, 4 of the next 5 weeks. Just cramming the schedule with tourneys ... bad idea.

KVB · 01-26-17, 06:13 PM

Originally posted by ByeShea

+2 and in trouble on 15. Throwing clubs...

jjgold · 01-26-17, 06:14 PM

He is done

Fuk me

alling · 01-26-17, 06:16 PM

Tiger doubles No. 15. He's five over in his last four holes and now 4 over on the day. Already 11 back. LOL. Last major was 2008 US Open. Two weeks later they started testing players for PED's. What a coinky dink. He will never win again. His career is coming to a crashing end similar to David Duval and Ian Baker Finch. Maybe another injury excuse will pop up perhaps as early as in this tournament.

DOM-Ganador · 01-26-17, 07:03 PM

Jump on those fade lines before they disappear forever.

The day he checked into sex rehab is the day he lost all MOJO.

Fischnasty · 01-26-17, 07:07 PM

guy got blown out of the gym

unde0087 · 01-26-17, 07:12 PM

Not a bad score for not playing competitive golf for a longtime. You can practice all you want but you have to get your feet wet in the pressures of tournament play. Wouldn't be shocked if he comes back with a 67 tomorrow.

jjgold · 01-26-17, 07:17 PM

He is waaaaay done

Booya711 · 01-26-17, 07:18 PM

This guy should have just retired....terrible now

unusialsusp5 · 01-26-17, 08:07 PM

at least he's not costing some deserving player a spot in the final two rounds of any tournament again. he should bail OJ out of jail and try to beat him on a municipal course to get his confidence back.

unde0087 · 01-26-17, 08:14 PM

Originally posted by unusialsusp5

at least he's not costing some deserving player a spot in the final two rounds of any tournament again. he should bail OJ out of jail and try to beat him on a municipal course to get his confidence back.

Keeping a deserving player out of the weekend? This makes zero sense. Pretty sure anyone else that is around the cut line on a Friday afternoon is just as deserving to go home. Its not like he would be taking a spot from a guy that actually has a chance to win.

unusialsusp5 · 01-26-17, 08:33 PM

Originally posted by unde0087

Keeping a deserving player out of the weekend? This makes zero sense. Pretty sure anyone else that is around the cut line on a Friday afternoon is just as deserving to go home. Its not like he would be taking a spot from a guy that actually has a chance to win.

no player just making the cut is going to win. but with this stiff in the way some borderline player could make some money which woods doesn't need. it makes zero sense that you still root for this arrogant washed up has been.

ByeShea · 01-26-17, 09:44 PM

Originally posted by unusialsusp5

it makes zero sense that you still root for this arrogant washed up has been.

Those fade Tiger lines will persist as long as Tiger breathes.

"He's back" "I got a feeling we're gonna see the old Tiger" "Wouldn't be surprised if he shoots a 65 tomorrow"

You can set your watch to this shit every year on SBR. Just wait til Masters - hopefully Tiger will have a semblance of a head of steam.

I remember live betting on WSEX, back when it was a solid book. Not kidding - there would be a market on Tiger even when he was eliminated from the possibility of a win.

funnyb25 · 01-26-17, 10:08 PM

North course tomorrow....should break 70

KVB · 01-26-17, 10:14 PM

Originally posted by ByeShea

...I remember live betting on WSEX, back when it was a solid book. Not kidding - there would be a market on Tiger even when he was eliminated from the possibility of a win.

You could buy or sell. Man that contract trading was crazy. I did so much volume on that platform.

Snowball · 01-27-17, 09:04 AM

I will fade him vs just about anyone today if the line is right.

Did you see how much heavier he got ?

DOM-Ganador · 01-27-17, 12:25 PM

Originally posted by Snowball

I will fade him vs just about anyone today if the line is right.

Did you see how much heavier he got ?

His mental game is in shambles. WORSE, not that he ever had a beautiful swing (Couples/Els), but
it looks horrible....simply horrible. Nothing natural about it at all.

Windy today. Take the over. Rinse, repeat neat week.

jjgold · 01-27-17, 06:14 PM

he should quit

He is not even a threat top 25 anymore

funnyb25 · 01-27-17, 06:21 PM

Missed cut... next..

unusialsusp5 · 01-27-17, 06:30 PM

too arrogant and stubborn to quit. more than likely he will lose his pga playing card before he makes another cut again. i know he can play in the masters as being a former champion but don't plan your weekend around seeing him play any time soon. only reserves hotel room for 2 days now. over/under for his first 2 rounds in any tournament should be set at 150. slid under at 148 in this one however, so there's hope.

stevenash · 01-27-17, 06:33 PM

He's not relevant anymore.
He will never be relevant again.

Philmill · 01-27-17, 06:44 PM

America loves come back storeys....

Not going to happen....

KVB · 01-27-17, 09:07 PM

A lot of Torrey Pines history with Woods helped carry his opening future, but I think the writing is on the wall. Every now and again, between shitty rounds, he goes low.

Everyone starts looking again.

Through the years Tiger Woods has had a more profound impact on his market than any player or team has had in their respective markets.

Tiger Woods had a huge effect on Golf lines, he changed the betting game forever, and it seems there's still a little carryover.