Hedged: Not likely...he's 35 now, and only one player has dominated golf after that age...Ben Hogan. Even Nicklaus was just "competitive" after 35, and is the only one other than Hogan to win at least 5 majors after turning 35. Tiger needs to win 5 of the next 16 to 20 majors to break Jack's record, and frankly, it's a long shot. Changing his swing yet again at this age is probably the nail in the coffin for his chances to win 19 majors. The knee surgery in 2008, the personal meltdown in 2009, and the swing change in 2010 are probably just too much to overcome.

Tiger Woods will win tournaments again eventually. Whether he ends up winning more majors than any Nicklaus has never been important to me as a golf fan. That was all media hyperbole. Riding his coat-tail whenever possible to write a story. The same group will now tear him down to write their columns.

A sports writer from Tulsa calling him an "ordinary player" to end their column is a perfect example.

I do hope Tiger gets his "Game" back, but that's just it, he's playing a game not a sport. I honestly don't think he will ever return to his previous form, but I wish him the best!

Tiger will be back and better than ever when he figures "it" out. IT is not his swing, IT is not his putting stroke, IT is his mental superiority over the game. He has always out-thought his competition and the game. He would think of a shot, see it in his mind, and his body would execute. He is not seeing the game like he used to. It is a matter of time before he finds IT again.