‘I Feel Bad’: Jack Nicklaus Blames Tiger Woods’s Health to Reveal a ‘Disappointing’ Truth Behind a ‘Major’ Concern

Tiger Woods is one of the greatest golfers in the history of golf. His unique skills put him ahead of many of the game’s greats, including Jack Nicklaus. However, there is one aspect of being a senior professional that cannot be beat. You are surprised? It is very natural. But it comes straight from the mouth of the Golden Bear. In an interview with Golf Central, the former pro explained how the 48-year-old golfer can achieve anything he sets his mind to. But there is a twist here. Nicklaus is Mr. He pointed out that he didn’t see T break his own record!

The 73-time PGA Tour champion expressed his joy at seeing the Hall of Famer included following the accident and subsequent surgery during Wednesday’s episode of The News Channel. However, he said Woods was unlikely to surpass 18 major tournament wins due to health issues. Nicklaus expanded on this, saying, “If he’s healthy, I think he’ll get it, but he didn’t stay healthy,” referring to the health complications that resulted from the accident. “I feel sorry for him,” said the senior pro, also a 15-time major champion, as he lamented the unfortunate situation that unfolded. “[

Despite the surprise his comments caused in the community, the Golden Bear was not confident that Woods would not break the record he held not long ago. The 1986 Masters winner once spoke of how the 82-time PGA Tour champion could “probably” keep his number when he wins the final qualifying round at Augusta National in 2018. But now he believes the show will “take a while”.

🏆❌🐅 #NOCHANCE — Jack Nicklaus says Tiger Woods won’t break his record of 18 majors. “I think he would have if he was healthy, but he didn’t stay healthy … I feel bad for him. . He had a relatively good career.” Nicklaus added of his impressive record: “Ah… pic.twitter.com/r1bJw8TmNh

The former pro commented on the 48-year-old’s impending death, but painted a different picture when it came to the golfer’s senior tour. Moreover, the 83-year-old was very optimistic about it. In an interview with Golf Central, Nicklaus shared his thoughts on the 1997 Masters champion playing on the senior tour. Regarding this, he said, “I think Tiger will participate in the senior tour. He can get into a wagon and kill anyone. He believes in American talent.

In fact, Woods himself has given his approval if he will attend the PGA Tour Champions. Steve Stricker once asked an athlete if he would play on the circuit if the age limit was changed to 47 instead of 50. The golfer said no, but replied, “Everybody on the Champions Tour starts at 50, so why would I play?” Would you like it any other way?

You could say it’s a typical forest! However, he is still two years away from being inducted into the Hall of Fame. The golfer has two seasons left. If all goes well for the Jupiter native, he will likely break Nicklaus’ record. Well, cross your fingers!