Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Tiger Woods and his Transgressions

Tiger Woods has been in the news recently for some “transgressions” in his life, nothing to do with golf. Seeing Tiger Woods on TMZ and other publications is pretty sad to see. He did however bring this on himself and in today’s day and age he needs to realize this is what the world wants to see. To me personally I don’t care at all and wish other people felt the same way. A person with his stature is almost like the President of the United States having transgressions so I don’t blame the people on television reporting this. No Tiger Woods should not be looked at like the President of the US, but for some reason he is.

Tiger Woods taking time off from golf will just add to the talk of his transgressions. People think if he can’t play golf right now, he must’ve done something wrong. I also heard on TV that he should just have his own tour. WHY? That doesn’t make any sense. Tiger Woods may be bigger than some of the smaller tournaments, but he is not close to the majors.

To me I would love it if people would just stop talking about this. Why talk about someone’s personal life? Let his personal life work its kinks out and cheer him back on to the golf course. In today’s day and age how can we believe half of the women? Who cares anyway. He is a golfer not a public leader. He just plays a sport.

2 comments:

  1. Applauds for speaking the truth. I agree heavily. This man is nothing more. His personal life is none of those who are not in his life's buisness. Not only is he embarrased towards his own family but now its anyone who passes him in the streets who knows about the situation. Why is our media so excited to see someone fall.

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  2. I do believe that Tiger needs to work things out in his personal life. Part of the reason why it is such a huge media story is that so many corporations are paying him on the basis of his perceived public persona. That seems to be called into question, which is obviously costing him a lot of endorsements.

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