Following wife's counsel pays quick dividend for Sabbatini

Following wife's counsel pays quick dividend for Sabbatini

In times past, Sabbatini's tachometer too often could push up toward red. The South Africa native plays with passion and speaks his mind, but the frustrations inherent in golf occasionally sent him over the line.This is the man, you might recall, who ditched better golf playing partner Ben Crane during a 2005 round because Crane is sports golf tournament among the game's most notorious slowpokes.Two years later, Sabbatini harbored a yearlong chip against Tiger Woods. After Woods beat him in Charlotte, Sabbatini called the then-No. 1 player "more beatable than ever." Paired again at the WGC-Bridgestone, Woods turned a one-shot deficit into an eight-shot romp. Later, Sabbatini better golf bolted Woods' Target World Challenge before the final round."I've had Being Number One has not Changed Kaymer’s Life my moments," Sabbatini said. "I'm not proud of everything I've done out here, but I'm trying to learn. I'm trying to be a role model for my children."That was the message of that little sit-down with Amy. Oldest son Harley is 7.