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The sex-scandal happened. The injuries happened. Losing happened. From late 2009 until early 2012, the most talented golfer of all-time, Tiger Woods, was weighed down by several major events, all falling under the three categories just mentioned. But now it is 2012 and Tiger has, for the most part, moved on. Times have been tough for “T-Dub,” but they’re certainly looking up. Credit: AP He’s healthy, and he’s winning, currently leading the PGA Tour in wins this year with three. So for an athlete that prides himself around one thing and one thing only, winning, what’s the problem? Why are some people still questioning one of the most dominant athletes this world has ever seen? Majors. That’s why. No matter how many other records you hold, this is the one that really matters in the world of golf. The average sports fan doesn’t know who Sam Snead is, who happens to hold the all-time PGA wins record, with 82. But every sports fan knows Jack Nicklaus, because of his all-time best 18 maj...
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