References LL Cool J's 'Momma Said Knock You Out' On Twitter
Good to see him smiling again. Woods wins Chevron World Challenge. Getty photo.
Do call it a comeback. Kinda.
Tiger Woods wins his first tournament in two years, edging out Zach Johnson, (and 17 other contenders) in this weekend's Chevron World Challenge.
"It feels great!", Woods said.
Woods hit a tee shot on the sixth hole during the final round of the Challenge.
Tiger's earnings over the three day event? $1,200,000.
Not bad.
Putting his past behind him, and feeling pretty good about the win (and the winnings), Woods on his Twitter page, tweeted, "Who's Up For Some LL Cool J?", with a link to L's 'Mama Said Knock You Out' video.
Lyrics to the song are:
Don't call it a comeback
I been here for years
Rockin' my peers
Puttin' suckers in fear
Makin' the tears rain down like a monsoon
Listen to the bass go boom
Explosion, overpowerin'
Over the competition, I'm towerin'
Zach Johnson, the former Master champion who gave Woods a run for his money, called his loss "Disappointing", but said he was pleased with the way he handled himself.
Tiger has won the Chevron World Challenge five times, improving his ranking to #21 in the world.
Watch Tiger's win below.
Do call it a comeback. Kinda.
Tiger Woods wins his first tournament in two years, edging out Zach Johnson, (and 17 other contenders) in this weekend's Chevron World Challenge.
"It feels great!", Woods said.
Woods hit a tee shot on the sixth hole during the final round of the Challenge.
Tiger's earnings over the three day event? $1,200,000.
Not bad.
Putting his past behind him, and feeling pretty good about the win (and the winnings), Woods on his Twitter page, tweeted, "Who's Up For Some LL Cool J?", with a link to L's 'Mama Said Knock You Out' video.
Lyrics to the song are:
Don't call it a comeback
I been here for years
Rockin' my peers
Puttin' suckers in fear
Makin' the tears rain down like a monsoon
Listen to the bass go boom
Explosion, overpowerin'
Over the competition, I'm towerin'
Zach Johnson, the former Master champion who gave Woods a run for his money, called his loss "Disappointing", but said he was pleased with the way he handled himself.
Tiger has won the Chevron World Challenge five times, improving his ranking to #21 in the world.
Watch Tiger's win below.
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