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The sports world has been getting treated to some pretty good commercials lately, from the NBA's Final "There's Only One" ad, which absolutely dominated, to Nike's new ad featuring Earl Woods doing his best Morgan Freeman and voicing over old footage of Tiger as he learned how to play golf.
I saw this for the first time the Friday before the tournament, got chills, and then was still blown away by it when I saw it for the first time on HD. It's an intense and moving ad ... and if you watched any of Tiger's patient putts yesterday, you know it's accurate too.
The part about dropping the bag, which is actually kind of lighthearted, just fascinates me for some reason.
This (Tiger's Mental Toughness) Explains Those 14 Major Championships
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