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shack

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That doesn't change the fact a blind golfer is clearly NOT using eye-hand coordination and yet still hitting the ball dead straight
I understand why you will never answer that question. It is not within you to ever admit that you are wrong.

The point is that you hit the ball better using eye hand co-ordination. It's sort of like non-N95 masks. If it's not ideal, it's useless.
 

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If Tiger Woods gets in a bad car accident

Then guys will get into an insulting pissing match as to whether golf is an actual hand eye coordination sport
 

Phil C. McNasty

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I understand why you will never answer that question. It is not within you to ever admit that you are wrong.

The point is that you hit the ball better using eye hand co-ordination. It's sort of like non-N95 masks. If it's not ideal, it's useless
Its actually you who cant admit he's wrong.
My post was correct, a blind man doesnt use eye-hand coordination.

And please dont hijack another thread with your off-topic bullshit, a lot of people are getting sick of your constant need to inject yourself into every topic on this board.

This thread is about Tiger Woods in case you forgot
 
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Phil C. McNasty

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If Tiger Woods gets in a bad car accident

Then guys will get into an insulting pissing match as to whether golf is an actual hand eye coordination sport
Thank you(y)
 

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I wish Tiger a full and speedy recovery. After what he did winning the Masters 2 years ago I'd never bet against him.
 

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My post was correct, a blind man doesnt use eye-hand coordination.
Maybe not, but a guy who has eye-hand co-ordination is better. My proposed experiment would prove it. And you know it which is why you refuse to answer.
 

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Need I remind you that you are posting on an escort review board? Kind of like the pot calling the kettle black. Lol.
Understood Addict but I wasn't referring to his sexual exploits . . . . if you read articles (https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2010/05/tiger-woods-article-full-201005 for one) you'll find that while he very often payed for sex he also had 'girlfriends' who thought they were exclusive and who he didn't pay but insinuated they were going to be the next Mrs. Woods. They weren't paid, but of course you could argue they must have known what they were getting into.

What bothers me about hero worship - especially athletes - is that behind the brand more than often are not nice people. 'Team Tiger' analyzes every move he makes outside of his golf career (which he clearly excels at). Commercials, advertisements, endorsements, interviews, etc. are scrutinized to make sure the almighty brand retains it' purity. Much like the criticism against Michael Jordan, Tiger too, could have done so much more for black people - neither would comment on violence against black Americans, police brutality, drugs , white privilege, etc. because it would stain their image, and, as Air Jordan once said "white people buy sneakers too". Now, do they have an obligation to represent their race? Of course not but what an opportunity missed.

Tiger is apparently very cheap also . . . .

Cheers
 

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Understood Addict but I wasn't referring to his sexual exploits . . . . if you read articles (https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2010/05/tiger-woods-article-full-201005 for one) you'll find that while he very often payed for sex he also had 'girlfriends' who thought they were exclusive and who he didn't pay but insinuated they were going to be the next Mrs. Woods. They weren't paid, but of course you could argue they must have known what they were getting into.

What bothers me about hero worship - especially athletes - is that behind the brand more than often are not nice people. 'Team Tiger' analyzes every move he makes outside of his golf career (which he clearly excels at). Commercials, advertisements, endorsements, interviews, etc. are scrutinized to make sure the almighty brand retains it' purity. Much like the criticism against Michael Jordan, Tiger too, could have done so much more for black people - neither would comment on violence against black Americans, police brutality, drugs , white privilege, etc. because it would stain their image, and, as Air Jordan once said "white people buy sneakers too". Now, do they have an obligation to represent their race? Of course not but what an opportunity missed.

Tiger is apparently very cheap also . . . .

Cheers
Points taken. I admit to being one who despised Tiger when he was on top of the golf world because of his arrogance and overall demeanour as being perfect without any foibles. As we all know, no one is perfect. After Tiger’s fall from grace, I actually started cheering for him as he felt more like the rest of us. Lol.
 

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Points taken. I admit to being one who despised Tiger when he was on top of the golf world because of his arrogance and overall demeanour as being perfect without any foibles. As we all know, no one is perfect. After Tiger’s fall from grace, I actually started cheering for him as he felt more like the rest of us. Lol.
who the fuck would want to be the worlds greatest golfer and live like an effin monk.
 

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Has any mention been made about the fact he was most likely driving a press car? He was at a tourney sponsored by Genesis. The vehicle he crashed was a GV60. With a massive Genesis logo on the side. No privately owned car would have that logo on the side.
 

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Maybe not, but a guy who has eye-hand co-ordination is better. My proposed experiment would prove it. And you know it which is why you refuse to answer
I never claimed otherwise. Of course having a good set of eyes is imperative.
I also tried to clarify what the previous poster meant: https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/tiger-woods-involved-in-crash.739205/post-6971895

Now buzz off with your stupid argument shack. I guarantee you nobody gives a shit what you have to say. The thread topic is Tiger Woods, not you and your "enlightened" opinions
 

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Has any mention been made about the fact he was most likely driving a press car? He was at a tourney sponsored by Genesis. The vehicle he crashed was a GV60. With a massive Genesis logo on the side. No privately owned car would have that logo on the side.
No we all thought he drove his own car thousands of miles to these tournaments all around the country instead of taking a private jet or first class flights.
 

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Has any mention been made about the fact he was most likely driving a press car? He was at a tourney sponsored by Genesis. The vehicle he crashed was a GV60. With a massive Genesis logo on the side. No privately owned car would have that logo on the side.
Genesis sponsored the golf tournament last weekend in which Tiger was the host. He would have been provided with a courtesy vehicle. Good and bad. The accident confirms that the safety mechanisms of the vehicle may have saved Tiger’s life, but the stability of the vehicle on downhill corners at high speed? Not so much.
 

Phil C. McNasty

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The road has seen about 1 accident a month since January of 2020:


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"I do think the fact that he was wearing a seat belt and that the vehicle safety features worked as designed by the manufacturer likely resulted in either reducing his injury or saving his life," Gonzalez told CNN's Chris Cuomo.

The car he was driving also featured an all-new safety platform, an executive for the automaker said in a statement to CNN.
The safety features of the Genesis GV80 include a strong focus on "passenger compartment protection/reinforcement areas," said Dana White, Chief Communications Officer for Genesis Motor North America. "This includes the use of advanced high strength steel for rigidity and safety."
The vehicle was equipped with 10 standard airbags, including a "center-side airbag unique to Genesis that deploys between the front seats," according to White.
While the exterior of the vehicle was mangled in the crash, the interior damage was such that Woods could survive.
"We have seen accidents with far less obvious (damage) that are fatalities," Villanueva told CNN.
 

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Hypothesis

If Tiger Woods gets in a bad car accident

Then guys will get into an insulting pissing match as to whether golf is an actual hand eye coordination sport

Hypothesis,

If Tiger Woods gets in a bad car accident

Someone might say the dumbest thing in history by suggesting you don't need good hand-eye coordination to be a good golfer.
 

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He needs to work on his hand eye while driving, 3rd vehicle mishap. Something tells me he won't die of old age. His life seems off the rails at times, maybe his dad was his calming influence.

But I guess he was pretty wild all through the 2000s.
 
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