,
5 tweets,
2 min read
Read on Twitter
And Tiger Woods, whose career seemed to be over, earns the green blazer in his first-ever come-from-behind Major win.
They're interviewing other golfers who were in the chase -- guys who just LOST the Masters -- and every one of them seems sincerely happy for Tiger. That's class. #Masters
Career Masters wins:
Nicklaus 6
Woods 5
Palmer 4.
Arnie's still my all-time fave, though. Unlike Tiger, he was down-to-earth, signed autographs, never played it safe, was at his best coming from behind. I would have loved to see him and Tiger in their prime playing a skins game.
Nicklaus 6
Woods 5
Palmer 4.
Arnie's still my all-time fave, though. Unlike Tiger, he was down-to-earth, signed autographs, never played it safe, was at his best coming from behind. I would have loved to see him and Tiger in their prime playing a skins game.
More on Arnold Palmer, the son of an alcoholic Pennsylvania greenskeeper: "He spent his early years in a house with no indoor plumbing on a country club course, watching the rich kids enjoy a world he couldn't touch, before buying that very country club decades later." ...
"When [Arnold] Palmer, a paint salesman, rocked the sport in 1954 by winning the U.S. Amateur over an Oxford-educated blueblood, Robert Sweeny, his father told him, 'You did good, boy,' for the very first time." abcnews.go.com/Sports/force-d…
