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Originally Posted by Buster
Tiger's comeback was exciting to watch. He had bad luck on the putt on 16 or 17, when it was heading in and hit something, making it go left. Without that, it would've been a championship-winning shot on 18.
Usually, when someone wins constantly, a lot of people including myself roots for them to lose. It's not like that with Tiger. It's hard to root against him.
Hopefully, he'll hit a fairway on Hole 1 today. He has 3 double bogeys and a birdie on 1 this tournament.
He's going to win this U.S. Open on one leg. Even with a bum knee, he's better than everyone else in the world.
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Well you could also say that his cip that bounced up a couple of feet and hit the flag pole and feel straight down into the hole was just lucky. I know he did and its always a little luck when things are this tight in a match. When a players wins by 4 or more strokes it takes the luck out of the picture.
06-16-2008, 01:03 PM
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