Originally Posted by
Indoor66
With all due respect, Tiger acted on the basis of the agreed interpretation - with his playing partner - the usual method of interpreting such situations. A view from the blimp is not available to the players - or anyone else on the course. I hardly think that this situation is acting hard and fast with the rules.
So I figured. I usually like Ed Hardin's feature stories, but he seems to be getting crankier with age. He's trying hard not to let go of the Lance Thomas story until he can find Duke guilty of something.
As for the gamesmanship, Tiger may be guilty. The Ryder Cup has seen both sides using "ungentlemanly" tactics to unnerve the other team. Sergio has seemed to be a primary instigator, and instigators often don't like for the tables to be turned on them. Psych! Sergio is paranoid, but that doesn't mean Tiger's not after him.
Man, if your Mom made you wear that color when you were a baby, and you're still wearing it, it's time to grow up!