LMU 7,796 Posted February 23 I've driven on this exact street dozens upon dozens of times. It's pretty wide open there but it's the beginning of a long descent down the hill. I will say that the closest trauma center to there is Harbor-UCLA which is... not exactly the greatest place. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
habsfan1 3,983 Posted February 23 Quote multiple leg injuries Sending prayers. I hope he fully recovers. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DG_ThenNowForever 16,782 Posted February 23 Do people call Tiger Woods "Big Cat"? 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lana_del_Bae 137 Posted February 23 22 minutes ago, DG_ThenNowForever said: Do people call Tiger Woods "Big Cat"? I don't think so. If you are wondering why Big Cat was trending alongside Tiger it probably had to do with one of the Barstool guys being a dick about the situation (it wasn't Big Cat himself though) 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DG_ThenNowForever 16,782 Posted February 24 1 hour ago, Lana_del_Bae said: I don't think so. If you are wondering why Big Cat was trending alongside Tiger it probably had to do with one of the Barstool guys being a dick about the situation (it wasn't Big Cat himself though) That explains it. I saw a lot of "Get well Big Cat!" tweets, but maybe those were just confused bot farms. Also, he's not going to die, right? He just might not be able to walk/walk the same? Those are two very different outcomes of a car crash. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FiddySicks 11,369 Posted February 24 In the very least, he’s probably never going to golf competitively again. Holy :censored:. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cujo 5,401 Posted February 24 2 hours ago, DG_ThenNowForever said: Do people call Tiger Woods "Big Cat"? Yes. Because one nickname isn't enough for some people I guess. Eldrick "Big "Tiger" Cat" Woods 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cujo 5,401 Posted February 24 14 minutes ago, FiddySicks said: In the very least, he’s probably never going to golf competitively again. Holy :censored:. He's definitely gonna need rods, hardware, etc to surgically implanted to repair his sticks -- But from the all reports, sounds like he got lucky, very lucky it wasn't worse. Tiger will be back. Bet on it. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dont care 6,956 Posted February 24 2 hours ago, Cujo said: He's definitely gonna need rods, hardware, etc to surgically implanted to repair his sticks -- But from the all reports, sounds like he got lucky, very lucky it wasn't worse. Tiger will be back. Bet on it. I doubt it, he’s 45. He had 5 more competitive years before this. Now add to it recovery from a back injury and and all the surgeries he’ll need on his legs now. It’s easily looking at a year long recovery to even start training again. He might try to make a comeback at some sponsor of his tournament, see he has nothing left 2 years from now and quit. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AustinFromBoston 826 Posted February 24 If Alex Smith can make a comeback , I believe Tiger can make one too. But I hope the best for him, regardless. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cujo 5,401 Posted February 24 36 minutes ago, dont care said: I doubt it, he’s 45. He had 5 more competitive years before this. Now add to it recovery from a back injury and and all the surgeries he’ll need on his legs now. It’s easily looking at a year long recovery to even start training again. He might try to make a comeback at some sponsor of his tournament, see he has nothing left 2 years from now and quit. Without coming off as an a$$, and with all due respect to those who play, golfers aren't exactly running the bases or hurdling defenders. Of course, lower legs (the entire body for that matter) are important to any sport, but clearly to a lesser extent in golf. Based on reports I've seen, Tiger will certainly need rehab, but will definitely NOT be wheelchair bound and should recover go back to everyday activates again. This, assuming he wants to go thru the rehab, train, etc to get back to physical condition. If he does opt to play down the road, the challenging part for him could be the pain he will endure on his feet for hours and having to walk all 18 holes. Forgive me for not knowing if golf carts are allowed on the PGA, but would hope Tiger has that luxury WHEN he does return. Again, let me remind you, this man is one of the greatest competitors ever. TIGER WILL BE BACK. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sportsfan7 448 Posted February 24 44 minutes ago, Cujo said: If he does opt to play down the road, the challenging part for him could be the pain he will endure on his feet for hours and having to walk all 18 holes. Forgive me for not knowing if golf carts are allowed on the PGA, but would hope Tiger has that luxury WHEN he does return. https://www.newsday.com/sports/columnists/pga-championship-golf-carts-john-daly-tiger-woods-1.31081802 John Daly used one for the PGA Championship in 2019. It seems like he requested one and the PGA had to allow it, keeping in line with the ADA. Interestingly enough, Tiger criticized Daly, bringing up the 2008 US Open he walked and won with a broken leg and torn ACL. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
FiddySicks 11,369 Posted February 24 18 hours ago, Cujo said: Without coming off as an a$$, and with all due respect to those who play, golfers aren't exactly running the bases or hurdling defenders. Of course, lower legs (the entire body for that matter) are important to any sport, but clearly to a lesser extent in golf. Based on reports I've seen, Tiger will certainly need rehab, but will definitely NOT be wheelchair bound and should recover go back to everyday activates again. This, assuming he wants to go thru the rehab, train, etc to get back to physical condition. If he does opt to play down the road, the challenging part for him could be the pain he will endure on his feet for hours and having to walk all 18 holes. Forgive me for not knowing if golf carts are allowed on the PGA, but would hope Tiger has that luxury WHEN he does return. Again, let me remind you, this man is one of the greatest competitors ever. TIGER WILL BE BACK. He may end up playing golf again, for sure. But coming back and actually being competitive on the PGA Tour? That’s gonna be a large mountain to climb. :censored:, he’s barely competitive now with the back issues he’s had. I really hope you’re right, though. 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
goalieboy82 1,041 Posted March 7 On 2/24/2021 at 12:02 AM, sportsfan7 said: https://www.newsday.com/sports/columnists/pga-championship-golf-carts-john-daly-tiger-woods-1.31081802 John Daly used one for the PGA Championship in 2019. It seems like he requested one and the PGA had to allow it, keeping in line with the ADA. Interestingly enough, Tiger criticized Daly, bringing up the 2008 US Open he walked and won with a broken leg and torn ACL. i get that if you can walk the whole golf course you should try to, but if you need a golf cart, use it. also I wonder how much damage walking the whole US Open Course in 2008 did on Tiger's body (and if some of his later issues came from it). there are days I can feel it on my knees (old knee issues from hockey) 0 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
