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So we have seen in another thread that there is an ongoing debate on whether or not Tiger will break Nicklaus's agelong record of most majors won. But who is or will be the best golfer of all time when all is said and done.

I love the Golden Bear and everything he has done but I can't go against Tiger. He has played too well ever since he first began to bet against him. In the next decade or so he will establish himself once and for all as the best golfer in the world of all time.

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Why do you hope Tiger doesn't break it?

Does Jack mind? I think he understands that Tiger is probably a much better player overall than he ever was. Do you think Jack is rooting against Tiger like the old Miami Dolphins root against undefeated NFL clubs?
 

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Bigbertha, Tiger has really only had one bad year in his entire career. That does not make him inconsistant by any means or strech of the mind.

ESPN overdid their coverage on Tiger losing it...he never really did. He has been dominant for almost a decade now. Of course he is better than Jack was.
 

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Jack was a great player, and always will be. But theres no way he can hold off Tiger. Tiger has done so much in such little time. He'll probably go above and beyond Jack's record. I hope both Tiger and Jack keep up the good work.
 

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I don't think anyone can really argue that Michael Jordon wasn't the best basketball player in history.

Karl Malone was great. Magic Johnson was great. Larry Bird was great. But everyone knows Jordon was the best ever.

I think it's the same thing with Woods. He is quite simply the best ever. It's just not in question.
 

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I think Tiger brought the game of golf to viewers who would never ever pick up a club. Tiger has been a inspiration to so many and for that I believe I can say he is the greatest. Players of tomorrow may break his records and do much better, but it will be those who were influenced by Tiger.
 

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I'd like to see a silly-season event where all the players have to use retro equipment from the 1960's and see just how good the young players of today really as compared to the oldies. I suspect they's still do better given the health and fitness and training advances ejoyed since the days of scotch and cigarettes. I do not think it is possible to really say who is best when comparing men seperated my different (2+ in this case) generations.
 
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