Tiger Woods and his longtime caddie, Steve "Stevie" Williams, are parting ways. "I think it's time for a change," Woods wrote on his website.
Tiger Woods, Longtime Caddie Steve Williams Part Ways: 'Time For Change' - SBNation.com
Tiger Woods and his longtime caddie, Steve "Stevie" Williams, are parting ways. "I think it's time for a change," Woods wrote on his website.
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Ramy said:I am glad for Stevie. He needs to move on.
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Hart5150 said:Thanksgiving 2009 is the day that will be known as the day that Tiger lost his roar. His wife whopped his ass and it's been down hill from there. Has anyone ever lost so much because of his johnson?
Thanksgiving 2009 is the day that will be known as the day that Tiger lost his roar. His wife whopped his ass and it's been down hill from there.
I would imagine he was receiving a small base-salary and a percentage of Tiger's winnings. If so, his gravy train ran dry. Regardless, did Tiger mention who terminated the relationship?
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?"After 13 years of loyal service needless to say this came as a shock." -Stevie Williams
Thanksgiving 2009 is the day that will be known as the day that Tiger lost his roar. His wife whopped his ass and it's been down hill from there. Has anyone ever lost so much because of his johnson?
Williams noted that his gig with Adam Scott had become a permanent job and that he was “excited about the future.”
Stevie also notes on his website that he'll be working more with Adam Scott from now on. Good for him! Looks like gool ol' Stevie won't miss a beat. I bet he'll be relieved in not being a part of the Tiger scandal/drama/circus anymore...
Stevie also notes on his website that he'll be working more with Adam Scott from now on. Good for him! Looks like gool ol' Stevie won't miss a beat. I bet he'll be relieved in not being a part of the Tiger scandal/drama/circus anymore...
I agree. He hasn't been the same since, nor has he given any signs that he'll be what he used to.
The race car-driving, pro caddy from age 15 walks the links with Tiger Woods and made $1.27 million last year. Had he been a tour player instead of a caddy, those earnings would have put him in the top 75.
When Tiger returns, I'd love to see him in a pairing with Adam Scott, now that would be fun.