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Tiger Woods has always been confident in his abilities. You have to be in order to reach the heights he has in the game. But even he'd admit that that confidence may have been waning before his latest comeback. There was the off-course incidents, the 85 at Memorial, the three water-logged chips at Quicken Loans media day in 2016 that prompted a third-person “c'mon, Tiger,” the chip yips, the injuries, and on and on.
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But, as a controversial Nike ad stated following his 2013 win at Bay Hill, “Winning Takes Care Of Everything.” That seems to be the case following his 80th career win at East Lake over the weekend, because Woods' confidence is currently running at an all-time high. First, he took a subtle shot at his fellow competitors who joked that they wanted a piece of him by saying “All right. Here you go,” with a wry smile during his Tuesday press conference at the Ryder Cup. Moments later, the PGA of America just so hap..

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Forget a haunted house, binging “Halloween” or watching the Jets. The scariest thing this fall is at Six Flags.
The amusement park is seeking six individuals to spend 30 hours each at its St. Louis location from October 13th to the 14th, because…well, we're not sure why. Apparently entertainment is hard to come by in the Midwest.
What do you get for completing such a task? According to the park, “Two 2019 Gold Season passes, a Fright Fest package that includes two VIP Haunted House passes and a ticket for two on the Freak Train, as well as $300. If there is more than one winner, the $300 will be awarded by random drawing.”
Can you imagine spending 30 hours in a coffin and getting bupkis? Then again, if you're the type of person to sign up for this type of stunt, common sense waved bye-bye to you long ago.
It's still not clear if this is supposed to scare attendees or the participants themselves. Frankly, the thought of spending any time at all at a Six Flags just sent ..