Boomer

One has made it and one, unfortunately, has not made it.

And I think that when you undergo those back surgeries, you are in enormous amount of pain.

They give you pain pills.

They relieve the pain.

They make you feel better.

And you end up becoming addicted to these pain pills.

I'm assuming that this is...

Basically, the path that Tiger Woods has been on.

You may say that it may be the pressure to perform and all that other stuff.

I think he's probably been doing this for a long time, and there have been a lot of times where he probably has taken a car service or somebody else has driven.

But then there are these moments in time where he thinks he can actually drive a car and make these dopey moves like he tried to make this past weekend or past week and puts himself in a really bad situation.

Look, he...

He revolutionized golf.

He brought golf into the mainstream.

He was the one that lifted the PGA Tour to the highest levels it ever has been.

And he's still an iconic golfer.

But what this also shows you is that he's a human being.

And he deals with all the same things that the rest of us deal with.

He just deals with it either on the back page or the front page, depending on what we're talking about.

When we're talking about the TGL, maybe the back page of the sports.