Tour Insider
Black and White – and Brown
By MERCER BAGGSManaging Editor, GolfChannel.com
Posted: July 6, 2009
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MY CLUBS TALK FOR ME: Tiger Woods won his own AT&T National for the first time, defeating a hard-charging Hunter Mahan by a stroke at Congressional. The victory was Woods' third of the season and the 68th of his PGA Tour career.
Woods might not take many stands off the course, but he stands above all else on it. For the third time this year, Woods has won his major tune-up. And for the third time this year, said victory has come at an event hosted by a legend (Palmer, Nicklaus and himself). Having extended this streak, he hopes to extinguish another as he failed to win either of the season's first two majors. British Opens at Turnberry are won by Hall-of-Fame-caliber players. Tiger probably falls in that category.
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Yuckyuckyuck on 09/15/2009, at 12:20 PM EST
““Brown is irrelevant and only wants to ride on Tiger's coattails though Brown is not even half the man Tiger is. J.B. is a man who threw his 'hos' down the hill off his Hollywood home deck when he was 'done' with them. Since he cannot surpass Wilt Chamberlain's record, this pathetic human can only tear down others to raise his social 'status'.””