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What Did I Miss (Besides Tiger's Collapse)?

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I'm back from travels into the land of the Wahoos, helping my daughter settle into her new apartment.  Seems like it was a weekend that was memorable in the sports world only for the epic collapse Tiger experienced on Sunday.  I guess we can expect to see a new putter in his bag the next time he steps onto a course.  Congratulations to Y.E. Yang, who played extraordinarily well for his first major win, especially in a final round pairing with Tiger.  CBS should send Yang a bonus check as it drew a 7.7/17 overnight rating, the highest for the PGA since 2002.  Don't expect Tiger's mini slump in the majors to last more than one year, as the US Open returns to Pebble Beach and the British Open returns to St. Andrews, both courses which Tiger has mastered in the past.

If you happened to bet on Tiger, don't feel too bad.  At least you weren't this Irish bookmaker. Bookmaking is legal and competitive in Ireland and this particular bookmaking uses fast payouts as its competitive edge.  I think it will probably reconsider the definition of fast after this.


Full post as published by Sports Biz on August 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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