Cause Of Tiger’s Sub-Par Performance: Bad Knees
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It’s not like Tiger Woods to be cursing on the course and not winning The Masters . But we may now know why the golfer-formerly-known-as- Eldrick has been in such a funk:
Bad knees .
( The 7-iron doubles great as a walking cane )
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reports that Woods had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to repair cartilage damage. He underwent the joint work on ...
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Published 4/16/2008 by Chris at Intentional Foul
... need maintenance as well, Tiger Woods had some arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to repair some cartilage damage… or so they say. Personally, I think it was repair some of the mechanisms that control his swing and his putting stroke, something that abandoned him at Augusta. ...
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Not to sound cocky, but if that isn't the best title you've ever seen you obviously hang out a lot with Dane Cook. According to Tiger's website the Big Swoosh will be out 4-6 weeks because of "arthroscopic surgery on his left knee" that went down in ...Tiger Gets His Left Knee Scoped
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Only a poor craftsman blames his tools and so you never heard a peep about Tiger and his left knee -- a joint he recently had repaired via arthroscopic surgery. The surgery was a success.
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Tiger Woods " broke the news " on his Web site Tuesday that he'd had arthroscopic knee surgery, but there was something a little suspicious about the announcement and its timing. Woods did not seem to be favoring either leg at the Masters, and it wasn't his left knee that missed all of those birdie and par putts. I'm not suggesting that Tiger didn't actually have the surgery, but just think ...Tiger was kicking asses with an injured knee
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April 15, 2008 When first I saw this, I had to check the date to make sure it was April 15, and not April 1. From the PGA Tour Site: Tiger Woods underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Tuesday at Healthsouth Medical Center in Park City, Utah. “I made the decision to deal with the pain and schedule the surgery after the Masters,” Woods said of his knee procedure. Woods is ...Tiger gets knee surgery down the street from my place
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