I cant believe the only thing you guys worry about is the vehicle. What about the golf club his wife used to get him out?

Al Capone wrote: I cant believe the only thing you guys worry about is the vehicle. What about the golf club his wife used to get him out?

It had to be euthanized at the scene

The Cadillac is still in the ICU and details are not being released at this time

What is the plan for the club now that it has been euthanized?
Will they cremate it, or will they bury it?

"Steve" is ok. He's got a busted grill and his front headlights are both busted. There's damage on his rear end and those tail lights are busted as well. There's a "ping" on the driver side door - looks like a 9 iron; and has been reported there is a busted back window. As would be expected with an injury caused by a fire hydrant, there is substantial under-carriage damage and some interior water damage. The driver seat has some "water" damage as well. Last, with his wife having to pull Tiger out of the car through the interior from the front driver seat ALL the way to the back window, there is some blood staining on Steve's interior. Steve did bleed alot (brake and power steering fluid), but no transfusion will be necessary. Steve's transmission remains intact and there is no engine or other significant damage to report other than what has been documented already.

While badly damaged, Steve will be repaired and should be ready for the first tournament of the 2010 shopping season.

Stiffman wrote: "Steve" is ok. He's got a busted grill and his front headlights are both busted. There's damage on his rear end and those tail lights are busted as well. There's a "ping" on the driver side door - looks like a 9 iron; and has been reported there is a busted back window. As would be expected with an injury caused by a fire hydrant, there is substantial under-carriage damage and some interior water damage. The driver seat has some "water" damage as well. Last, with his wife having to pull Tiger out of the car through the interior from the front driver seat ALL the way to the back window, there is some blood staining on Steve's interior. Steve did bleed alot (brake and power steering fluid), but no transfusion will be necessary. Steve's transmission remains intact and there is no engine or other significant damage to report other than what has been documented already.

While badly damaged, Steve will be repaired and should be ready for the first tournament of the 2010 shopping season.

YIKES!!

I heard Tiger was pissed when his wife used his driver to bust him out...She even forgot to take the little Tiger club cover off when she cracked it on Steve. Sounds like the driver was riding Steve pretty hard...