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Originally Posted by gsxrken
He certainly should, but will he...
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Originally Posted by techweenie
Lame, lame, lame. The guy is toast.
Cheating on a wife is one thing. Cheating on the Holy Game of Golf... unforgivable!
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Originally Posted by BE911SC
Another thing, Tiger's still there because if they disqualified him the weekend gate ($$$) would plummet. The PGA and Augusta want that money badly so he stays. He may have offered to withdraw but the suits ($$$) said no. We'll learn more as the weekend unfolds. Golf may be "the last bastion of chivalry" but that comes second to the huge amount of money at stake. It is a very lucrative business first, then it's chivalrous, etc. after that.
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Originally Posted by G50
How so?
(And, agree on Tianlang Guan. My son is the same age and played against him in a tournament in San Diego a few years ago).
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The Masters Dude just said that's the rule in which Tiger is not dis-qualified. Ask him.