Cash the ticket. I am the golf cat. Evan Jenkins, I'm here to bring back another week of cash the ticket and golf.

So let's start kind of where we started last week. And that's Tiger Woods. I talked about watching him in TGL and hoping he would return to the Masters, how I was still going to watch, but it was going to be a sad watch because he's no longer the player that I grew up.

Kind of idolizing in the golf world, to be quite frank with you.

And then Friday happened.

Tiger Woods was involved in another rollover crash. It seemed like

prescription pills were involved. And when I talked about watching Tiger and being sad from

his play, boy, does it make you sad as not only a fan of golf, but the fact that this man still hasn't learned his lesson after the last crash that he had that almost killed him.

And I sat there and I looked at it and I just thought, when is this guy going to learn?

But I don't know if he ever will learn because there's so many questions that go around it.

People are always like, well, why doesn't he just hire a driver?

I think that question is way easier answered than it is to even be thought of because whether you like it or not it

seems like Tiger does a lot of questionable things in his off time when he's not on the

golf course and nobody's looking so how do you keep maintaining that you make sure nobody's

looking right and people say well why doesn't he send an NDA with these people to drive them around?

Or why wouldn't he have one of his friends drive him around? And this might be one of the saddest things about this whole situation.

Is think about that for a second. Does Tiger Woods actually have legitimate friends? And this is just me pondering and speculating.

But as a kid that grew up in the spotlight, his entire life was on a golf course.

You probably saw the HBO special about him and his father.

And it just seemed like he was on the golf course at all time.

So how do you really have friendships like that?

You look at some guys like Notre de Begay that played with him in college

and remained friendly with him in college and

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