>>>True. When she was a kid, nobody really expected anything and she had no real pressure. As she matured, people started expecting greatness and I think the pressure got to her. She needs to step back and try to find her way back to playing the game for fun.
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>>>She may even have greatness in her somewhere, but until she learns how to deal with pressure, she'll always be 2nd rate.
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>>>>then come back when she is ready to handle it.
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>>>>http://www.golfdigest.com/newsandtour/index.ssf?/newsandtour/20070628sirak.html
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>>>>The best thing she's done recently was to pull out of John Deer Classic.
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>>>>She shooting in the 80's which I can do with my eyes closed. :)
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>>Well said, and that's what separates the Tiger from the rest of the field. He lives for the pressure and when playing heads up, he's awfully difficult to beat.
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>Well, not so much lately. But I bet it's just a short term blip of un-Tiger-like play, not a sign that he is in decline.


It looked like yesterday Tiger had a little bit of "New Daddy" hang-over, but he's recovering today. But he still has long ways to go to catch the leaders.