[vincesanity82]

The 13th major for Tiger Woods looked like so many others until he finished. His father is no longer alive for Woods to walk into his arms. His mother no longer travels to any major but the Masters. He now shares his triumphs with a wife and baby daughter, and the biggest surprise Sunday at the PGA Championship was seeing them when he walked into the scoring trailer to sign for a 69 and a two-shot victory.
Naturally, 2-month-old Sam Alexis was decked out in red.
"It's a feeling I've never had before," Woods said after turning back a brief scare to win the final major of the year. "Having Sam there and having Elin there, it feels a lot more special. And it used to be my mom and dad. And now Elin, and now we have our own daughter. So it's evolved, and this one feels so much more special than the other majors."

ESPN - Lucky No. 13: Woods clinches PGA Championship - Golf

[bears9]

He is way better than Jack. He is the best ever. Btw this the first time little Sam say play a tournament.

[3fanforever]

What a great day for watching TV yesterday was for me!
NASCAR, Tiger Woods winning the PGA, and the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals, all in HD.
Doesn't get any better than that

Tiger is amazing! I predict he'll win 26 major championships before he retires.
I think that's a good number.

[bears9]

Originally Posted by 3fanforever

What a great day for watching TV yesterday was for me!
NASCAR, Tiger Woods winning the PGA, and the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals, all in HD.
Doesn't get any better than that

Tiger is amazing! I predict he'll win 26 major championships before he retires.
I think that's a good number.

I will predict 30 majors