Welcome to the new season of Teeing Off, where Devil Ball editor Jay Busbee and head writer Jonathan Wall take a day's topic and smack it all over the course. Suggest a future topic by writing jay.busbee@yahoo.com , or hit us on Twitter at @jaybusbee and @jonathanrwall . Today we touch the third rail of golf media: is Tiger Woods -- gasp -- overexposed? Busbee: So Tiger Woods withdrew from the WGC Sunday, taking a cart from the 12th at Doral right to his car. And from there, things got weird: a full-fledged OJ Simpson-style low-speed blimp chase. Here's my question: when is enough, enough? I know that we're as guilty as anyone of hyping Tiger to the skies, but when we're now viewing his departure from those same skies, at the expense of other players' shots, has Woods mania gone too far? Wall: Wait, so you're telling me the blimp following Tiger Woods around at Doral wasn't part of the weekly coverage? And here I thought tracking the guy's every move was part of the plan. Honestly, nothing surprises me anymore when it come to Mr. Woods. Following the hydrant mishap in 2009, it seems like the entire world has a bead on him, so the fact that a blimp decided to follow him to his car and out of the parking lot doesn't shock me. Heck, I'm still waiting for Perkins to sponsor a blimp that does nothing but sit over Tiger's house and track his every move. I feel like we do that already. This is what happens when you're the most talked about golfer on the planet, right?
