http://blogs.golfstylesonline.com/?p=62 The Courses You Play, The Places You Stay, Your Golf Lifestyle Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:09:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://blogs.golfstylesonline.com/?p=62#comment-298 warrenb825 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 14:27:30 +0000 http://blogs.golfstylesonline.com/?p=62#comment-298 The 'Mature Tiger' may be gracious in interviews. He is not nearly so classy on the golf course. It is a not so well known fact that he is the most fined player on the PGA Tour for his language on the golf course, usually manifested when he hits a bad shot. And this is from a early thirtys father of two who plays a very limited schedule on the PGA tour. Thank God he is not miked. His behavior and language at the recent US Open between shots and while waiting for others to putt out was appalling. All of this was with many young adoring fans within earshot. He threw tantrums and clubs at the British Open, and based on only what we could see on TV, his misbehavior alone should have been enough to cause him to miss the last two rounds, let alone his golf score. He was embarrassing. The recent column by Rick Reilly of ESPN.com has put Tigers misbehavior in a larger spotlight. Tiger Woods has a long, long, long way to go to even approach the class and dignity that Jack and Arnie still display to this day. The ‘Mature Tiger’ may be gracious in interviews. He is not nearly so classy on the golf course. It is a not so well known fact that he is the most fined player on the PGA Tour for his language on the golf course, usually manifested when he hits a bad shot. And this is from a early thirtys father of two who plays a very limited schedule on the PGA tour. Thank God he is not miked. His behavior and language at the recent US Open between shots and while waiting for others to putt out was appalling. All of this was with many young adoring fans within earshot. He threw tantrums and clubs at the British Open, and based on only what we could see on TV, his misbehavior alone should have been enough to cause him to miss the last two rounds, let alone his golf score. He was embarrassing. The recent column by Rick Reilly of ESPN.com has put Tigers misbehavior in a larger spotlight. Tiger Woods has a long, long, long way to go to even approach the class and dignity that Jack and Arnie still display to this day.

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