Tiger Woods' former caddie is still upset about Tiger firing him. How upset is he? So upset that he helped another golfer win a tournament. This is major because Tiger was also in the tournament and it was his first tournament in months after a leg injury. Williams was the caddie for Adam Scott who won the Firestone...golf tournament. Williams stole the show with his interview by saying, "I've been caddying for 33 years and that's the best week of my life ... and I'm not joking. There were a lot of expectations today. I'd be lying if I didn't say I was a little nervous. Obviously, Adam was leading the tournament and there was a lot being said this week, so it was great to back it up. ... But honestly that's the best week of my life; I've caddied for 33 years, 145 wins now, and that's the best win I've ever had."
What a diss. To be fair who would have known about Williams if it were not for Tiger? It has been said that thanks to Tiger Willaims made around $10 million while caddieing for Tiger, not chump change at all. It is obvious that this friendship will most likely never be mended, and I think that is fine. Tiger will do his thing and Steve his. I do hope that this is the last time we have to heard about Steve dissing Woods though. No matter how you feel about either man what is done is done and you can only bash your former boss so much before people start to look at you as if you deserved to be fired. For now though I ma giving Steve Williams a Digit Up because it seems as if he proved himself to be a good caddie...for now.
I watch golf here and there. This weekend though I was tuned in. Tiger is still looking for his 1st win and his 1st Major's win post 2009 Thanksgiving drama. I have to admit that I was cheering for Tiger and hoping that he would come back from 7 strokes back and win. ell he did not win but he did come back and tie for the lead throughout most of his play. He actually have 2 or 3 chances to take the lead with a possible -13, but the ball just did not fall his way. He finished tied for 4th with a -10. Rory McIlroy all but had the championship in his hand, but he had a massive collapse on the 10th hole with a triple bogey and he just could not recover. The winner turned out to be little known Charl Schwartzel from South Africa. It was an exciting game and something that golf really needed in order to capture viewers of all ages. If you saw this Sunday's finale then you know just how exciting it was. Eagles, birdies, chip shots into the hole, long putts going in, it was a great thing to see and a great way to relax on a Sunday. I though t I was going to maybe take a nap, but I was wrong. I am giving the 2011 Masters 2 Digits Up because not only was it exiting it was much more than I expected.
