When he does retire, what records is he gonna have? 30 Majors? 100 tour events? I thought he'd retire soon after he broke Jacks record but he says he's gonna keep going until his best isn't good enough to win. That's absolutely frightening!

I agree with Tony...we are seeing history being made. The media turns me off to Tager most of the time, but there is no taking away the fact he is the greatest golfer any of us will ever see.

Included with the new "Tiger Tees" he can only play with a 5-iron and a putter. Everyone else can use their entire bag of clubs...lol

maybe insteadm of making holes longer they can make the fairways thinner. the game is all about distance now there is very little focus on accuracy

When John Daley was in his early entry into the PGA, I played a course at Snowshoe, WV that had a Tee designated for Big John...it was about 50 yards behind the black tees...I think the hole measured from JD's tee about 675...he birdied from there. I don't think there is any way to stop Tiger, or to compete with him...just enjoy him.

What's amazing about Tiger is that, usually, when a record is broken, it's not broken by much. He's going to be demolishing Jack's records. I mean, you would have figured that, if someone were to break Jack's record of 18 majors, that someone would come along and win 19 or 20 majors, and that's how the record would be broken. But Tiger may win 29 or 30 majors! Maybe more! He's only 32 and he's already tied with Ben Hogan with 64 PGA tour wins. Snead has the record of 83 tour wins. Tiger can beat that record (which is amazing enough!) by maybe reaching 100 wins. He needs 36 more wins to get to 100 wins. He's 32 years old. He'll be winning constantly until he's at least 46 years old, right? I mean, look at how Vijay keeps winning and he's in his 40's. So let's say Tiger has at least 14 more years of his prime or near prime. He can easily win 36 more times in 14 years, right? At only 2 wins per year, he'll have 28 more wins. But for the next 5 or 6 years, he'll certainly win more than twice a year! So I think he'll definitely reach 100 PGA tour wins and, thus, he'll demolish Snead's record of 83 wins. The only record that I'm doubtful about him breaking is Byron Nelson's record of 11 straight wins. But you never can tell since Tiger is so uniquely superior to anyone else who plays (or played) golf. People used to say that there would NEVER be another Jack Nicklaus. They can't say that anymore. So are we safe in assuming that there will never be another Tiger Woods?

Luv, Suzy!