Tiger Woods Show His Golf Game

There are plenty of hard-core golf fans out there who, frankly, are tired of the attention heaped on Woods. They wonder why a 71-time PGA Tour winner who hasn't won in nearly two years, who has barely played this season, who has dropped to 38th in the world and is in danger of missing his own Chevron World Challenge, gets such treatment.
Then you show up at the Turning Stone Resort in upstate New York and see just how much people still clamor to be around him, get a glimpse, watch in awe as he hits a towering tee shot. Those of us who travel around the PGA Tour a good bit take this ping g15 for granted, as Woods typically plays the same tournaments, and is often followed by spectators who have seen him many times.
Woods referred to Begay as "a big brother" and it is clear there is affection for his friend. Woods has plenty of his own charitable initiatives to tend to with the ping rapture v2 driver, so getting him here was huge for Begay.
"This was a blessing in disguise," Begay said. "I thought this turned out extraordinarily well. We had a phenomenal turnout."
"It's the same thing like missing the major championships," he said. "I'm missing tournaments I normally play r11 driver in or have played in. It's part of being injured and not being able to play."And yet, Woods admitted that he can use the time off to his advantage. After hoping to get back prior to the U.S. Open and then the British Open and then finally making it back for the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and PGA Championship, it's nice to be in a spot where he does not have to rush.That wasn't the case in this one-day hit-and-giggle deal where fans truly were relishing their opportunity until the moment he left the premises.