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First define choke, then look and see how many tournaments Tiger has won when not leading on the final day. |
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First define choke, then look and see how many tournaments Tiger has won when not leading on the final day. |
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that's my favorite part about when the commentators bring up how the top players never come from behind to beat tiger on sunday. he never comes from behind to beat anyone on sunday. |
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why does this have anything to do with tiger or jack? i really dont think this was a choke job. its not like he was blowing people away from what i can see. i consider a choke something that norman or van de velde did. not what mickelson did. Norman got beat by some pretty damn good shots. I'm sure he choked a few away, but give the winners their due. Van de Velde, yes that is a true picture of choke. |
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