Tiger Woods just had surgery on his left knee. Will it have a negative affect his golf game?

Question

Tiger Woods just had surgery on his left knee. Will it have a negative affect his golf game?

Answer 1

its the third time he has had surgery on that same knee...so I would say, long term, NO!

Answer 2

Umm, he's taking 6 weeks off. But when he comes back, he should be better because he's been playing with the pain for how long and then it will be gone. So, I'd say he plays better.

Answer 3

I don't think that any type of surgery would have a positve affect.

Answer 4

YES, HE WILL ONLY WIN BY FIVE STROKES INSTEAD OF TEN STROKES!!! "HIT 'EM STRAIGHT"

Answer 5

Walking 72 holes in a tournament with knees that are in need of repair is not a thing one looks forward to. Once the problem is resolved he should be in great shape to continue his quest of the record of Jack   Nicklaus, who is still the best until Tiger catches him.

Answer 6

He will also have repair work done on his lower lip, where he stepped on it every time he pouted about a less than perfect shot.   Judging from the way he acted in the Masters, his lower lip must look like raw hamburger.