this week and competing. i do want to ask you, though, big picture here, dan, what have we witness thursday week in the a witnessed this week in the amazing career of tiger woods? i think it s going to take a whale to sink in. i think because tiger has accomplished so many ridiculous things in golf that we re almost jaded. we almost expect this of him. when he turned up to augusta national on sunday, it was like, yeah, of course he s going to play well, he s tiger woods. just because it s unsurprising doesn t mean it s unremarkable. we have to appreciate that 14 months ago this guy s right leg was crushed by the weight of an suv. he couldn t eaven walk, was in the hospital bed for three months. we didn t hear from him for months and months, posts one swing video, next he s under par at the masters. as the years wear on, it will grow in how incredible and how legendary it was to shoot under par, to make the cut in the masters after a 17-month competitive layoff in the state that his
he pushes his leg too hard, sometimes his back goes out. it is all interconnected. he doesn t have the ability i don t think anymore to get to the gym enough to produce a body that is going to withstand the physical pressure of playing on the pga tour. i know when i say that, some people cringe, they think it is just golf. but you got to walk up and down hills and it is hot and you re sweating and it is four days in a row and you re ought there for five hours. he posted that swing video. one swing, everyone thought he s coming back, he s coming back. but hitting balls on a perfectly flat range he probably drove his cart to is different than playing on the pga tour. like you said, he doesn t have the body anymore to climb mt. everest and he s okay with that. it is sad, but it is also uplifting he seems so content with his new reality. yeah, a lot of force on the body, the swing. and, dan, before i let you go, i wanted to ask you about lee elder who passed away this past sunday. and ju