Let's be realistic, though. For all the yapping and yowling that he's back, or whatthehellever. Which scenario is more likely:
43 year old doesn't ever get back to prime form. Maybe wins another tournament but will have a hard time winning a major (considering that only four men of his age have in the last 50 years)
--or--
43 year old returns to dominance and runs off a series of wins.
This is Michael Jordan with the Washington Bullets.
It's Joe Montana at Kansas City
It's Johnny Unitas with the Chargers
It's Emmit Smith with the Cardinals, Jerry Rice with the Seahawks, Willie Mays with the Mets
You'll see flashes of why you remember him as being one of the greats. He'll have good days. But he's also going to have more and more of those days where he looks like me. Birdie #4 and then send the drive on #5 over the road and into a thorny ditch, then have to scramble for a double bogey.
So watch and enjoy, but for the love of Pike, accept it for what it is. Quit covering his game like its the second coming of Golf Jesus.