I read this article on golf.com this morning about European Golfer Ian Poulter saying he was going to be the only one to give Tiger a run for his money. I literally fell out of my seat laughing!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/golf/7216949.stm

I think this guys horrible sense of dress has finally stained his brain fuschia!

He really plans to take Tiger when he reaches his full potential...ok me too! When I reach my full potential I will take on Tiger... I am not sure when that will be but when I get there Tiger will know..

How stupid.

Poulter did bring up a good point that Tiger is more than 2 times the better golfer than the person in second place in world rankings. I agree he is that. Saying that he still plans on beating Tiger (when he reaches his full potential, when ever that is)

Why do people continually call out Woods and talk this nonsense. Tiger could beat this crumpet eating fool with a 6 iron!

Does anyone else think this guy is nuts or is he really the next best thing to challenge Tiger? All I know if I see some jack off in pink pants coming my way I am going to beat on principal alone not to mention that he has spouted off about giving me a run for my money.

Obivously another ploy to get free pub.  Every year some jagov has to do this.  You know....one NEVER has to say it.  Why not just prove it on the course?!?!?!? 

First Ian now Adam Scott LOL!!! Just shut up and let your golf do the talking already.

The guy that will eventually replace Tiger as the World Number One golfer is probably in grade school right now.  Tiger doesn't look like he wants to give up the ghost anytime soon.  I would love to see new winners every week, but as long as Tiger believes he can win, he will win week in and week out.  It certainly isn't Ian or Adam Scott.  Phil knows his place is behind Tiger somewhere.  I just love to see guys go out there with a lot of heart (Woody Austin or Fred Funk).  I really miss Payne Stewart.  Here's to a new Masters winner this year.  How about Brett Wetterich to win the masters in 2008!

Sorry, Joe.  I would much rather see a grand slam by Stewart Cink or Brandt Snedeker, or anyone rather than Tiger.