What Can Obama Learn from Tiger Woods?
Bad Timing over at Golf Digest
Take a peek at the cover of the January issue of Golf Digest.
Analysis over at ABC News…
Golf Digest Asks — What Can President Obama Learn from Tiger Woods?
by Jordyn Phelps
President Obama may have a thing or two to learn from Tiger Woods’ golf game, according to an upcoming article in the January edition of Golf Digest.
But In light of the recent controversy surrounding Tiger Woods’ car crash, there are likely more ways in which the President may wish to distinguish himself from the golf star.
The article lists ten things that the President could learn from the ultra-successful golf star in improving his performance as president, and vice versa, from the perspective of several prominent writers and players.
The magazine cover is a photoshopped image of Tiger Woods in a caddy’s outfit posed behind President Obama as he judges a putt.
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One of the major lessons that President Obama could learn from Woods is his ability to quickly recover under pressure after a bad hole or two under pressure, writes prominent golf star Arnold Palmer.
“Woods is a good role model — not because he would make a good president (he wouldn’t and neither would Phil Mickelson or anyone else who has spent his working life traveling between driving ranges on private jets), but because he is such a complete master of his talents and ambitions, and because he has always been able to pull himself together after setbacks that would have ruined the rounds, or even the careers, of lesser players,” Palmer says.
Also of interest:
I’ll go first:
1. Never give the tramps in your life your real phone number.
It isn’t about what Barry can learn from Tiger; it’s about what Tiger’s wife can learn from Michelle. Tiger’s wife needs to work on her arms. If she had had guns like Michelle’s, Tiger would never strayed. Mainly because, like Michelle, she’d have used those guns to break her husband’s jaw if he ever got out of line!