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Tiger, Obama to Hit the Links Together—Someday

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(Newser) – Tiger Woods won the DC-area AT&T National yesterday, but don't expect him to be done with Washington just yet, the Post reports: He and President Obama plan to play 18 holes together. “We'll get it done sometime down the road,” Woods said yesterday about his discussions with the POTUS. “I don't know when, but we will definitely do it.” Woods conceded that their schedules are “a little bit busy” before clarifying, “his is really busy. He's got a lot on his plate.”

Barack Obama and Tiger Woods in Washington.
Barack Obama and Tiger Woods in Washington.   (AP Photo)
Tiger Woods.
Tiger Woods.   (AP Photo)
Barack Obama plays in Hawaii.
Barack Obama plays in Hawaii.   (AP Photo)
Barack Obama plays a round of golf in Hawaii.
Barack Obama plays a round of golf in Hawaii.   (AP Photo)
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Fondue
Jul 6, 09 2:33 PM CDT
Perhaps Obama will be better than Woods because he plays basketball. (see the story about Federer being better than Woods because he won Wimbledon). Yes, it makes no sense. Reply
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