Those looking to apply will need the obvious skills that Tiger demands from his caddies, like reading putts, selecting clubs, and keeping tabs on all of his hos.

Here is a look at the advertisement, which has since been taken down.  I guess Tiger already found someone to fill the position.

P.S. This was not actually posted by Tiger Woods.  Hope you already knew that.

Total Pro Sports -Tiger Woods has become a human highlight reel on the golf course, but not all of his “must see moments” are one’s he can be proud of.  Sometimes even Tiger has his bad days, although most would consider 2-under par to be far from that.

While on the fifth tee (his 14th hole of the day) at the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston, a struggling Woods hit a terrible drive, causing him to erupt in anger immediately and toss his club against the ground.  The driver bounced off the grass and landed in a wetlands area with high grass and water near the tee box.

Spectators are not permitted to stand near the fifth tee and television cameras did not catch the act, but one fan did from about 60 yards away.

After the outburst, Woods made his way down the fairway to look for his ball, which was deemed to be in an unplayable lie.  Meanwhile, Tiger’s caddie, Steve Williams, spent several minutes looking to retrieve the driver from the hazardous area.

It was likely an accumulation of several disappointing moments for Woods that drove him to his boiling point.

“I didn’t feel good over any shot today and didn’t drive it very good, hit my irons worse and didn’t make any putts,” he said. “Other than that, it was a good day.” [CBS Sports]

Tiger would finish the tournament tied for 11th but it was this first round burst of rage that may very well leave him “feeling like a loser.”

Woods shot an impressive -20, three strokes ahead of the next closest competitor.  That allowed him to relax in the latter stages of the final round, but he may have taken that just a bit too far.  Waiting for the group ahead of him on the fairway, footage shows Tiger approach his caddy, Steve Williams, lift his leg, let one rip, and laugh it off.  Maybe now David Feherty should ask him if he feels like a loser.

We can’t be certain whether Tiger does in fact pass gas, but a fart-like noise can also be heard in the audio, as well as laughing from the individuals watching it.  However, they could just be laughing at the thought of people like us buying into their homemade editing.

So now we are left wondering how true this clip really is.  We have seen stranger things at the golf course, like celebratory boob grabs.  Just don’t expect this to make Tiger’s top ten any time soon.

With reports indicating that Buick may cut its ties with the PGA Tour, the victory meant that much more to Tiger:

“I’ve played all around the world, and I’ve never seen a day like this.  This event has always been special, but today was something else.” [TSN.ca]

And now it is gone with the wind, much like Woods’ gas.  You can hear it at the 13 second mark.

Almost 9 months since playing his last tournament Woods needed to make an 18th hole, 12-foot birdie putt to seal the win over counterpart Sean O’Hair.

“With cameras flashing in the approaching darkness, Woods delivered another rock-star moment by making a birdie on the final hole to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational by one shot and match the largest comeback in his PGA Tour career.”

“It feels good to be back in contention, to feel the rush,” Woods said. “It’s been awhile, but God, it felt good.”

Tiger Woods started his final round 5 shots behind, closed the round shooting a 3-under 67 (275) and won $1.08 million for his 66th career victory.

It’s like Stevie was saying out there,” Woods said of caddie Steve Williams. “This feels like we hadn’t left. You just remember how to do it. It hasn’t been that long for me, but you just have that feel of what to do. And it’s a matter of getting it done.”

Boys and Girls of the golf world, Tiger Woods is back and hes back better then ever.