Tiger Woods Chasing Jack Nicklaus: Gary McCord Says Woods in Self-Created “Hellhole” [VIDEO] : GOLF : Sports World News

Tiger Woods has been to Hell and again.

Or has he totally come again? In response to CBS golf analyst Gary McCord, Woods doubtless is in a “hellhole.”

The 65-year McCord participated in a lengthy question-and-answer interview with Golf.com, and close to the top of the interview, Woods’ title got here up.

Tiger completed the 2013 yr ranked No. 1 on this planet however has not received a significant golf match because the 2008 U.S. Open. Damage and private drama within the type of his infidelity and eventual divorce had an impact on his sport, and he stays 4 main victories wanting Jack Nicklaus’ all-time document of 18 Grand Slam wins.

Requested his opinion on Woods’ happiness, McCord responded frankly.

“In case you have a look at any state of affairs the place guys turn into superstars in any area, all of them finally find yourself in their very own jail, their very own hellhole, and so they peer out by way of the bars. You need to hand over quite a bit to be that good at one thing. Some guys have an enormous jail and a few guys have a tiny jail. He is in an actual tiny cell. You’re feeling sorry for him. He needs to be one of many guys.”

Woods has been a golf icon ever since his 12-stroke victory over Tom Kite within the 1997 Masters, turning into the youngest participant to win the occasion at age 21.

McCord says not solely has Woods paid the final word worth for that success, but in addition his drought has shaken his confidence in his quest to be the most effective ever, which can go away him wanting Nicklaus’ document.

“Tiger is the most effective I’ve ever seen play this sport, however these different guys have gotten higher, and so they know his confidence degree just isn’t what it was. And when you begin to lose your confidence on this sport, look out. 5 years in the past if I have been to take all my cash to a window at Vegas, both the 18-and-over window, or the under-18 window, I would have put all of it within the 18-and-over window. Now I’d simply stare at them.”

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