Let's hear what you think. Is Tiger Woods comming back do claim the most majors golf history, or is hes best game behind him?

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Årets Golfspiller 2009 i Danmark blev Jeppe Huldahl. Tillykke med det. Jeg har al respekt for det som Jeppe gjorde i Wales Open, men samtidig mener jeg også at hans præstation blev overgået af en anden dansker i 2009.

Anders Hansen vandt i går Order of Merit på Sunshine Tour. Han vandt to turneringer i 2009, samtidi med at hans præstation i Vivendi Trophy var i særklasse.Alligevel vælger man at se bort fra Anders Hansens sæson, som må siges at være en af de bedste en dansker nogensinde har haft på Europatouren siden Thomas Bjørns gode år.

Under denne sides video's kan man se Hans Grønfeldt forklare hvorfor Jeppe Huldahl fik prisen i skarpt kapløb med DGU's drengelandshold. Anders Hansen var altså ikke engang på tale til prisen!!!

Jeg ved at Morten Buckhøj siger i Zappen, at prisen reelt blev givet i november måned, men dengang havde Anders Hansen allerede vundet to gange samt deltaget med stor bravour på Vivendi-holdet.

Jeg er klar over at prisen er et fortolkningsspørgsmål og at, der tit kan være et tæt løb, men det var der ikke i år. Det Anders Hansen gjorde var uden sidestykke, og alligevel ser man helt bort fra det.

Desuden skulle man måske overveje, at stemme om prisen lidt senere på året så man har en bdre mulighed for at få "det hele" med?

Jeg kunne godt tænke mig at høre hvad folk som John Kriner, Espen Uldal, Jesper Dahl Caruso, Morten Buckhøj og andre golfeksperter med profil her på sitet mener om dette emne.

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I was shocked to see Tiger's behavior on Sunday in Australia, but it is not the first time he has behaved uaeptabelt.

Tiger is not above the rules of golf, and often he escaped the "prosecution", but now I think he has reached the limit.

Read this article and watch the clip - and tell me what you think: http://bit.ly/3qPldv

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This week President's Cup is played in San Francisco. USA meets the Rest of World (excluding Europe) at Harding Park, but the U.S. the match stays in the shadow of the NFL that began in September and ends in February.

With two Asians (including a major winner) on the International Team, the Asian countries, however, help to ensure good viewing figures outside the U.S.

But does the President's Cup have a justification? Is it not just two teams of PGA Tour players who all mostly live in Florida?

Let us know what you think!

"I almost won the tournament with a band-aid swing." That's what Tiger said after the Masters. I must have missed that version of this years first major. I did not see him close to the top spot at any time sunday, and I did not see him even be close to a play off.

What I saw was Phil Mickelson making a splendid first nine holes and making things interesting pretty fast - and I saw Tiger trail Mickelson all day. Another thing I saw: I saw Mickelson miss some important putts that could have put HIM in a play off. And I saw Kenny Perry make to bogeys on 17 and 18.

I think Tiger is an outstanding player, no doubt, but he came in a distand 6th - not a close second.

Tiger himself would not have taken such a statement well if he had won and some player four shots off the lead had claimed he "almost won with his B-game". Remember what he said about Ian Poulter when the Brit said that he would feel like No. 1 in the world if he ever became #2 in the world ranking? And this Poulter said out of respect but still Tiger made a joke out of Poulter.

What Tiger did was big after so few rounds this season, but I don't think that's the point. I'm sure lot's of player's could say every week "I would have won if..." Steve Flesh and Steve Stricker came in 6th too; did they also "almost win"?

You can break all tournaments down, saying "this guy was that-under" at one point.

Tiger was 10-under at one point. Mickelson made double bogey and missed two short putts on back9. Still Mickelson did not win and in the end he was three shots away.

It was a great hype Tiger and Phil made, but in reallity Cabrera and Perry (and Campbell) was in charge of who won and Perry was the one throwing away a good chance of winning - not Tiger.

Just an observation: When fouth round startet PGATOUR.com had a big picture of Tiger, saying he would make history if he won this won from so far behind. In the end Mickelson did better from the same position (oh, and Phil was 6-under for the day on the first eight holes, but who cares :-)

Five guys ended ahead of Tiger. But still Tiger was the one "almost winning".

I don't want to sound Anti-Tiger, but i guess I'm a little puzzled about how reality can be twisted so that Tiger can almost win a tournament he lost clearly.

On thing is being a fan (or the media that is ignoring everything that does not include Tiger). Another thing is being anti everything that's not Tiger.