He averaged a record 4.92 birdies a round. He led in total driving and greens in regulation for the second consecutive year. He led all players in par-5 birdie percentage for the fourth time in as many full seasons. I know how much he wants to and how much he works on it. The fact that he can get better is frightening, almost.
Projections are interesting.
Based on that pace and an annual schedule of 20 events, Woods would win 83 tournaments over the next decade, giving him 107 Tour titles by the time he turns 35. Well, he's motivated and still improving and, remember, so far father has known best while others have underestimated. I'm positive he's going to get better and better and these major wins will become easier and easier. . . . Maybe next year he'll be full grown. Then look out.