PGA Golf Talk

Tiger Woods captured his fifth consecutive USPGA tour win when he won the Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament last Sunday. The American defeated his fellow countryman, Bart Bryant, by a birdie on the 18th to win the tournament by one stroke. Woods was ecstatic to win the title and his reaction of slamming his cap on the ground and pumping the fists in celebration did tell a lot about how much he wanted to win this title. Woods said that he did not know how he was able to win this tournament and all he did was to get good speed on the ball and was happy that it went in from 20 feet distance.

Woods was tied at the top when he started the game on Sunday and said to himself that he has done this before and has the ability to do it again. By winning this Arnold Palmer title, Tiger Woods has now won eight out of the last nine tours all over the world. Tiger Woods’s all time career title record stands at 64 and is currently tied with late Ben Hogan at the third position in the all time win list. The other two people who are above him in the all time win list are Jack Nicklaus with 73 titles and Sam Snead with 82 career titles.

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