Tiger Woods gets caught cheating again

[Swimmer]

Woods ball clearly moves when he is moving debris around it while laying on some leaves. He does't assess himself a stroke until tour officials make him watch replay three times. After saying he saw nothing the first two times, he is made to watch it a third time, when finally says, "fine", and walks off, forcing a two-stroke penalty on him.Coments made afterward about the sitiation were very negative.

[Higgie]

He says he thinks it only oscillates! Clearly moves in the am video.
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[spence]

That? He clearly saw that moving the stick was impacting the ball so he stopped and neither the ball or stick changed position.

What a silly game.

-spence

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by spence

That? He clearly saw that moving the stick was impacting the ball so he stopped and neither the ball or stick changed position.

What a silly game.

-spence

Spence, he moved something touching the ball, and the ball changed position, clearly, unequivically, and he pushed his luck. Ironic isn't it that a free lancer following Woods filmed this and the network didn't. The free lance photog had to notify officials of the infraction. Kind of funny the photog is following Eldrick. Anyone else on that course would have given themselves a stroke for that. If I was still playing I would have given myself a stroke for that. He is a cheat, with all he has, he is still a cheat. Like he is trying to get caught.
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[spence]

Originally Posted by Swimmer

Spence, he moved something touching the ball, and the ball changed position, clearly, unequivically, and he pushed his luck. Ironic isn't it that a free lancer following Woods filmed this and the network didn't. The free lance photog had to notify officials of the infraction. Kind of funny the photog is following Eldrick. Anyone else on that course would have given themselves a stroke for that. If I was still playing I would have given myself a stroke for that. He is a cheat, with all he has, he is still a cheat. Like he is trying to get caught.
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I'm not a golfer but reading the rules they clearly say you can remove the obstruction and if the ball moves it must be replaced no penalty.

What am I missing?

-spence

[TheSpecialist]

Originally Posted by spence

I'm not a golfer but reading the rules they clearly say you can remove the obstruction and if the ball moves it must be replaced no penalty.

What am I missing?

-spence

He didnt replace the ball there fore a stroke should be assessed

[Raven]

didn't see the video.......
but having worked @ golf courses
if there is any debris around someone hadn't done their job
especially when there's a tourney happening

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by spence

I'm not a golfer but reading the rules they clearly say you can remove the obstruction and if the ball moves it must be replaced no penalty.

What am I missing?

-spence

Thats just it. He didn't move the ball back into the original position and he wasn't giving himself even one stroke. If he gave himslf a stroke, and didn't move the ball back, no debate. He didn't so the officials gave him two stroke. One for not giving himself a stroke and the other is punishment, so to speak.

[Saltheart]

Many great players have penalized themselves for even the slightest unintentional infractions. The penalties they assessed themselves cost them huge in dollars and where they placed in tournaments. It was always considered absolutely necessary to be honest in the game of golf. Its a game of integrity played to the highest levels of sportsmanship.

There is no cloudy rule or maybe/ ifs here. He cheated , just like he did before. For a second infraction like this , IMO, he should get a 6 month or years suspension from tournament play.

[Raven]

cheat on a wife = cheat on the golf course in their minds

[JohnnySaxatilis]

Everyone on the pga tour owes their career to tiger woods. literally single handedly saved golf from extinction and made it into the popular world sport it is today. I'd let him lift clean place every shot he had just to see what he could do with it. hes human everyone relax

[PaulS]

Didn't see the tape but I think it is crazy that they allow someone to submit video or call in and then penalize a player after the fact.

[buckman]

Originally Posted by PaulS

Didn't see the tape but I think it is crazy that they allow someone to submit video or call in and then penalize a player after the fact.

My feelings to a tee
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[The Dad Fisherman]

I guess the use of my "Foot Wedge" wouldn't fly then

[Mike P]

Originally Posted by JohnnySaxatilis

Everyone on the pga tour owes their career to tiger woods. literally single handedly saved golf from extinction and made it into the popular world sport it is today. I'd let him lift clean place every shot he had just to see what he could do with it. hes human everyone relax

Your chronology is about 30 years off.

It was Arnold Palmer who took golf from a fringe sport, into the mainstream. And made million dollar purses possible. Frank Beard, an old-time pro, was once quoted as saying "Every time I cash a check, I want to thank Arnie for 50 cents on the dollar".

The smart thing for Tiger to have done here, if there was any doubt about his lie, was to call a marshal over for a ruling, before he moved the obstruction. That's why they're out there on the course in the first place. The marshal tells you you can clear it, and the ball moves when you do it, he or she will tell you to return it to the original lie.

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by JohnnySaxatilis

Everyone on the pga tour owes their career to tiger woods. literally single handedly saved golf from extinction and made it into the popular world sport it is today. I'd let him lift clean place every shot he had just to see what he could do with it. hes human everyone relax

That is a statement full of doo doo.
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[Sea Dangles]

A statement echoed by almost every tour player Swimmer.

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by Mike P

Your chronology is about 30 years off.

It was Arnold Palmer who took golf from a fringe sport, into the mainstream. And made million dollar purses possible. Frank Beard, an old-time pro, was once quoted as saying "Every time I cash a check, I want to thank Arnie for 50 cents on the dollar".

The smart thing for Tiger to have done here, if there was any doubt about his lie, was to call a marshal over for a ruling, before he moved the obstruction. That's why they're out there on the course in the first place. The marshal tells you you can clear it, and the ball moves when you do it, he or she will tell you to return it to the original lie.

Just what Mike says, call a marshall. They are paid by the tour to be there, let them make the call. Then its all on them. If he, Tiger, did that thiier would be no controversy.

As far as Tiger holding up the tour all by himself, ask Arnie, ask Jack, who my father at one time was on a first name basis. Ask the people who emulate an amatuer called Ouimet, or Bobby Jones, who quit playing one day as an amatuer to take on something more important. There are twenty different players on the tour that are beating Tiger every week out there, every week. No doubt he has made his mark, but at his current rate of winning he may not overtake Nicklaus major win record.
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[spence]

You could say the same thing about Lance Armstrong, he pretty much rebuilt the sport in the 2000's.

I think I misread the rule initially. Perhaps it was the site I was looking at.

-spence

[Jackbass]

Originally Posted by Mike P

The smart thing for Tiger to have done here, if there was any doubt about his lie, was to call a marshal over for a ruling, before he moved the obstruction. That's why they're out there on the course in the first place. The marshal tells you you can clear it, and the ball moves when you do it, he or she will tell you to return it to the original lie.

X2

But I gotta say tiger gave golf a kick in the ass Arnie and Jack both brought it up big time. But the Tiger Era has made it huge!!
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[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by spence

You could say the same thing about Lance Armstrong, he pretty much rebuilt the sport in the 2000's.

I think I misread the rule initially. Perhaps it was the site I was looking at.

-spence

So, Spence, do you think Tigers strength was built on roids as well?
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[Sea Dangles]

Is it a rules violation? Yes, but I would not put it in the category of cheating. DeVicenzo didn't cheat when he signed the improper score card. Stadler didn't cheat with the towel. Vijay Singh is a known cheat while others have put Gary Player and even Seve in that category. Nothing comes close to David Robertson. Bobby Jones once penalized himself a stroke which cost him the open,nobody else saw the ball move. Fat Phil, Michelle Wie and Lee Janzen also make the cheat list.

[JohnnySaxatilis]

The fact we're talking about Tiger Woods on a fishing forum proves my point LOL! How many golfers get talked about on fishing forums, thats right, none, besides tiger. I didnt hear jack about Furyk's 59 this past week, just tiger gettin penalized! He's made the sport mainstream, period. Jack and Arnie are the legends no doubt, but noone gave 2 #^&#^&#^&#^&s about golf until tiger came into the picture, and made golf into a huge, sellable, popular product. Thats my point, as far as the rules infraction, obviously he was wrong and got penalized, bfd. And I made my above comment when I was hammered fyi

[Jackbass]

Originally Posted by JohnnySaxatilis

I made my above comment when I was hammered fyi

Hmm interesting I always thought you were straight edge.
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[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by PaulS

Didn't see the tape but I think it is crazy that they allow someone to submit video or call in and then penalize a player after the fact.

Photog was a subcontractor to the network. An extra eye on the course, not just someone paparazzi following Woods around. The last time he did something a viewer called the honchos at NBC and informed them of the rule violation, and they in turn inform the rules official at whatever tournament it was and he got called on it.

Golf is one of the last vestiges on earth where honesty still counts.

[Gloucester2]

My understanding is it was 1 stroke for failing to replace the ball and 1 stroke for signing an incorrect scorecard





No matter he was going home to this:

[Jackbass]

Originally Posted by Gloucester2

My understanding is it was 1 stroke for failing to replace the ball and 1 stroke for signing an incorrect scorecard





No matter he was going home to this:

He's already sick of her I am certain
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