Tiger Woods Meltsdown As Phil Mickelson Soars At Pebble Beach

When we use to talk about Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson it was Woods who would be soaring while we would watch Mickelson fall apart at the end. Well those roles are reversed as Woods had another major meltdown while Phil Mickelson soared with a great round to capture the win at Pebble Beach. For Michelson it had to be bitterseet considering all the times he would watch Tiger Woods come back for wins against him. This time though it was Mickelson who made the charge and got the win.

For Tiger Woods it was the same thing he has been dealing with lately a collapse down the stretch of a golf tournament. His putting failed him again and many people wonder if Tiger Woods will ever regain his form. From what we have seen so far it looks like he has a ways to go.
Tiger Woods may need help from a sports psychologist to help him get his head back in the game. Many people think he may never be the same Tiger Woods and that is very possible considering what we have seen so far.

Adam Scott And Steve Williams Get Last Laugh

Adam Scott played virtually mistake free this weekend at Firestone and captured his first World Title. Scott was very happy with the win, but maybe his caddy was even more happier for him. Steve Williams caddie for Adam Scott after be let go by Tiger Woods. Tiger Woods also played in the tournament, but struggled for the most part.

Steve Williams was all smiles and called this is great victory as a caddie. Considering all the times that he won with Woods you can tell he harbors resentment for being let go like he was. I look for Scott and Williams to win a lot more times and I am sure he will continue to harbor ill will towards Woods.

Tiger Woods Ready To Start New Golf Chapter

Tiger Woods says he feels better now than he has in years. It is great to say that, but will your golf game be the same way. Tiger has been recuperating for an assortment of injuries, so we will have to see if he is as good as he wants the public to believe. Woods fired his long-time caddie Steve Williams and has an old-time friend caddie for him. Now I think Woods will miss Williams a lot, but we will have to wait and see if it works out that way.

It has been nearly two years since Woods last won, and he's dealt with swing and injury issues for most of the interim. A year ago at this very tournament, Woods seemingly hit rock bottom when he shot 18-over par and finished 30 strokes behind winner Hunter Mahan. No matter what Tiger Woods tells himself or others it will all come down to what he does on the course. If he has a rough day he may pull the plug on his return early. We will have to wait and see how it works out for him.