In Tiger, I see an unbelievable work ethic to be the best golfer he can be. Most people don't have that. They try to take shortcuts to get to their goals or to achieve success. And nine times out of 10, they fall short because of the work ethic that someone else has put into that profession. Fellow competitors point to other intangibles in Woods' arsenal they would love to emulate as well.
Tiger has no fear whatsoever.
He has complete confidence in his game, and he knows that even when he's not playing well, he's going to have a chance. So every hole, he's firing away. He's got no fear, no doubt, no question, and that's where it's at. The guy who can master the mind is the guy who is going to play well all the time. Ask Woods about his mental approach and he's quick to identify it as a byproduct of time spent on the driving range.