Tiger Woods is back. What more is there to say? Woods will be facing a lesser-known Australian named Brendan Jones in the first round of the Accenture Match Play on Wednesday.
We will be live blogging the entire round, starting at 2 PM ET. If you have a minute at work, or want to know about everything that's going on at the Accenture (with a focus on Tiger, naturally), swing by and say hello. The action starts after the jump.
Did You See That?
Rich Frankliln with an eye patch over his right eye after UFC 93.
Rich Franklin/American Fighter
Rich Frankliln with a bruised right eye after UFC 93.
Rich Franklin/American Fighter
Marion Kreiner of Austria takes 1st place during the FIS Snowboard World Championship Women's Parallel Giant Slalom on January 20, 2009 in Gangwon, Korea.
Agence Zoom, Getty Images
Russia's Lubov Iliushechkina and Nodari Maisuradze perform their pairs short program at the Hartwall Areena in Helsinki, on January 20, 2009, during the European Figure Skating Championships.
Lars Lewen #12 of Sweden leads through a turn in front of Xavier Kuhn #5 of France and Beni Hofer #20 of Switzerland during the Men's Ski Cross heats on day two of the Freestyle World Cup on January 19, 2009 at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid, New York.
Tunisia's Mahmoud Gharbi shoots against Russia during the Men's World Handball Championship Croatia 2009 Group C match in Varazdin city January 19, 2009.
OBERHOF, GERMANY - JANUARY 11: Ole Einar Bjoerndalen of Norway skates during the Men mass start of the E.ON Ruhrgas IBU Biathlon World Cup on January 11, 2009 in Oberhof near Erfurt, Germany. (Photo by Martin Rose/Bongarts/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Ole Einar Bjoerndalen
Martin Rose, Getty Images
Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald (11) reaches the ball over the goal line for a touchdown as Carolina Panthers' Chris Harris (43) defends during the second quarter of an NFL divisional playoff football game in Charlotte, N.C., Saturday, Jan. 10, 2009.
Chuck Burton, AP
Pilots make an exhibition of Motocross Free Style in Rio Hato, some 120 km north of Panama City, on January 11, 2009. Motocross free style world champion, US Travis Pastrana, also participated in the show.
Elmer Martinez, AFP/Getty Images
San Jose Sharks forward Mike Grier hits the boards after he scored a goal during the second period of their NHL hockey game against the Calgary Flames in Calgary, Alberta, January 6, 2009.
Todd Korol, Reuters
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-25-2009 @ 2:35PM
Peter Scott said...
In honor of the mother of the octuplet's, Denny's is offering a new breakfast meal called the Suleman:
You get fourteen eggs, no sausage, and the guy next to you has to pay the bill.
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2-25-2009 @ 2:36PM
hookmrl said...
I have been playing golf for ever I could beat this scrub he sucks
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2-25-2009 @ 3:05PM
Rick Framme said...
Kelly Tilghman is HOT
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2-25-2009 @ 3:15PM
jw61369 said...
tiger is an alien
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2-25-2009 @ 3:16PM
agranon2 said...
Golf is not a sport. Not only is it a great way to ruin a nice walk, it is extremely boring. Leave golf to hacks.
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2-25-2009 @ 3:16PM
isellroids said...
Who doesn't love tiger i love alot of people except for fat man boobs Phil.
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2-25-2009 @ 3:30PM
hookmrl said...
come on why is tiger playing a 9 handicap
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2-25-2009 @ 3:32PM
runken said...
Remember, in 1984 Joan Benoit(-Smualson) had knee surgery; and then 6 DAYS later won the US Olympic Trials Marathon. Then a couple of months later, she won the gold medal in the inaugural women's Olympic Marathon in Los Angeles. And in April 2008 at the US Olympic Trials, she ran 2 hours and 49 minutes at 50 years of age (for a new world age group record). Let's see what Tiger will be doing at 50. But then again, a fine motor skill is significantly different than superhuman fitness over a lifetime. Although it will increase their pocketbooks, I bet most of the rich, old, fat, white boys will soon resent Tiger coming back. Wouldn't it be fun to see these pro golfers golf in skimpy running shorts and little racing singlets like we runners wear?
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2-25-2009 @ 3:35PM
Darren said...
Tiger is the best ever
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2-25-2009 @ 4:04PM
mike said...
Tiger has made a 98 year old lady happy again. She has been waiting for his return!
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2-25-2009 @ 4:39PM
greg said...
I hope his knee is okay. Steroid use is always hard on one's knees.
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2-25-2009 @ 4:55PM
quartersone said...
It has been SO NICE without listening to all the commentators sing hymns to tiger this summer , now they will begin fawning all over this guy again.
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2-25-2009 @ 6:18PM
elpgolfer said...
wow, who do you know that can take 8 months off and then come back under all the pressure of being a number one seed and play well? no one except tiger....way to go tiger...its only gonna get better
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2-25-2009 @ 9:07PM
nashbobs said...
Reclaiming fame is what Tiger seeks,
so today merited an affirmative nod.
His dedication to anything he does is
a valued trait...one we could emulate
with renewed pride.
We're fortunate to witness rare, true
talent. He surely inspires those who
may consider golf a unique livelihood.
Interestingly, while others feel pres-
sure as a negative influence, Tiger is
motivated to embrace it to excel more.
He easily earns respect as exceptional.
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2-25-2009 @ 11:24PM
sandy baggett said...
for people who have never played golf, try this if you don't think it's a sport.hit a ball with a stick toward a 4 1/4 hole 5 and a half football fields away and get it in the hole in 5 shots, then get back to me
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