Already well shaken for a few months, the world of golf trembled at the beginning of the week when the rumor spread, at the speed of a swing of Bryson DeChambeau, of the imminent retirement of Tiger Woods. Our American colleagues told of the exhaustion of a man forced to take three ice baths a day to hold 18 holes and determined to let go of the grip on the evening of a final stroll in St. Andrews, like before him the icon Jack Nicklaus during a heartbreaking farewell to the Grand Slam, on the 18th green, the evening of a failed cut in 2005.
