Tiger Wins His 80th PGA Tour Title, Completes A Comeback For The Ages
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By most measures, Tiger’s comeback is one of the finest in sports history. In golf terms, there’s always Hogan and his six majors after getting hit by a bus, but nonetheless, second best in this category is just fine.
Either way, who cares where this comeback really ranks. We as sports fans get to ride along for a few more years of history.
Bob Harig opened his ESPN.com story, as did AP’s Paul Newberry in this piece, with the coronation scene at East Lake’s 18th.
Steve DiMeglio opens his USA Today story with Tiger’s confident arrival to the course. Lebron in a Tom Ford, it wasn’t. But as he notes, the old confidence is back.
Tiger was the biggest story in sports Sunday, as he should be, writes ESPN.com’s Ian O’Connor.
David Dusek with the emotions and the numbers behind Tiger’s over 1800 days outside a winner’s circle.
Rex Hoggard at GolfChannel.com says that as wonderful as Tiger’s return win seems, it may now just be one of many fine days in a career that once again has room to add incredible feats.
Cameron Morfit at PGATour.com sums up a great day and also features quotes from caddie Joe LaCava.
Tiger talked with Scott Van Pelt on Sportscenter and sounded pretty spent from the energy and emotions required to win again.
The final round highlights from PGA Tour Entertainment:
