Another woody checks the turn calls the river/misses value w. his over pair/blah blah

[PokerWoody]

Villian in this hand is TAGish and probably a winning player. Not as good as me though.

Seat 1: Dux1965 (US$45.02 in chips)
Seat 2: Woody (US$200.65 in chips)
Seat 3: galactico (US$51.75 in chips)
Seat 4: Doctor Z (US$90.50 in chips)
Seat 5: Joethekid (US$15 in chips)
Seat 6: Bbcolts sits out
Doctor Z: posts small blind US$0.50
Joethekid: posts big blind US$1
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to Woody [J J]
Dux1965: folds
Woody: raises to US$4
galactico: calls US$4
Doctor Z: calls US$3.50
Joethekid: folds
----- FLOP ----- [7 3 5]
Doctor Z: checks
Woody: bets US$9
galactico: folds
Doctor Z: calls US$9
----- TURN ----- [7 3 5][2]
Doctor Z: checks
Woody: checks
----- RIVER ----- [7 3 5 2][2]
Doctor Z: bets US$12
Bbcolts sits back
Woody: calls US$12

I have posted a number of threads recently where people have told me i've been making a mistake by checking the turn as I should be value betting. The fact is I like to be the turn with strong hands or piss hands and only medium hands against weak opponents. Is this wrong? Do we think I'm a tight passive monkey not swinging from the value tree?

Who bets the turn here and how much? Whats our plan if he raises?

[Raiser]

$16 on the turn for me.... and he wont reraise back

[Beat83]

Bet for sure, $15-$20. Villain probably has an overpair too, 88-TT or maybe 66 (JJ+ probably would've gotten busy pf if he's aggressive). If he raises then it's tricky; a straight/2 pair is unlikely but a set is very possible. If he does raise it'll probably be a push, giving you just over 2-1, and I'd probably call (if he minraised I'd push). I think you'll see 88-TT here a lot.