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Originally posted by spookyfish
Question: Do you think he did this entirely of his own volition, or do you think his handlers and Nike finally got him in a corner and beat him over the head with a 9-iron?
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His own volition. I don't think Nike determines much when it comes to his game decisions. You will of course point to his switch in club choice, but I think Tiger did that on his own and he waited until Nike came up with equipment that he felt fit his game.
In fact, I wouldn't put it past Tiger that he had Harmon say negative things so it could look like he called him up to straighten him out. Then, he will have gone back to Harmon on his own terms.
But, who do you think at Nike or in his camp would have the balls to say, "Enough is enough, Tiger. You're not as good as you think you are without Harmon. Get him back."
TM
