Tiger Woods Is Not Really Gained A Lot Of Friends In The Media
Tiger Woods and the media have never mixed, since the famous 1997 interview in Esquire magazine that Woods was really, but it seems the end of the relationship became even colder.
Wednesday at Atlanta Athletic Club, Tiger took the podium for his usual great pre-press conference, but not exactly reveal much information, to push the issue of recent comments by Steve Williams.
Woods said, "is not going to speculate on Stevie," and "I, of course, his feelings and his feelings and his decision to say what you mean," and even said he was "surprised," Williams said After Sunday's victory, Adam Scott.
All this comes on the heels of an AP story that Doug Ferguson on Tuesday of last week that Tiger was leaving a press conference on Thursday, muttering: "That's why you hear and I plays," after that someone asked if winning was always his number one priority at Firestone after an absence of three months of golf.
This information is not new to the media and the tiger are not just exchanging Christmas cards, but lately it seems that Tiger was even colder to the press, shaking questions n 'is the golf course and objectives, and looks downright irritated and bored by most of it.
My biggest problem, like Tiger handles the media is that he is smart enough to understand that these people have jobs, and Woods patient is X, for anyone with a golf windbreaker or disability card that is paid for print this sport. Although I can understand not wanting to answer certain questions about his past Caddy / player relationship seems to give the necessary respect for most of the questions is not difficult to understand and it would be something.
And as for comments from Bridgestone? It's something I fight all the time athletes and journalists. Writers and broadcasters have no idea what to be to stay at the foul line and over a 7-iron into the hole 18, and it is true, most of us do not. But we understand the game and the players and the situation, and most people in this room for press conferences have covered all the golf tournaments that Tiger played. While "the moment" could fly over our heads, the situation do not. Most have seen everything, and tried to convey this action in the paper so that the person in the household can see and relive it. It is work, and believe me, we all wish could hit a 3 wood, as any professional in the game. Some people, people write about it. It's just the nature of business.
Wednesday at Atlanta Athletic Club, Tiger took the podium for his usual great pre-press conference, but not exactly reveal much information, to push the issue of recent comments by Steve Williams.
All this comes on the heels of an AP story that Doug Ferguson on Tuesday of last week that Tiger was leaving a press conference on Thursday, muttering: "That's why you hear and I plays," after that someone asked if winning was always his number one priority at Firestone after an absence of three months of golf.
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