AUGUSTA, April 2 — Tiger Woods says he feels stronger than last year as he prepares to make another emotional return to the Masters. A year ago, Woods stunned the golf world by...
AUGUSTA, April 2 — Tiger Woods says he feels stronger than last year as he prepares to make another emotional return to the Masters.
“My core is so much stronger than it was then,” Woods said. “That’s one of the reasons why I’ve got the speed that I have. “I can hit golf balls, I can chip. I can putt, I can do all that stuff, but I haven’t walked and played a lot so that’s the challenge,” Woods said.Woods, 47, trimmed his 2022 schedule to the Masters, the PGA Championship — where he withdrew before the final round — and the British Open, where he missed the cut.
“But that’s it for the rest of my career. I know that and I understand that. That’s just my reality.” Woods, whose 82 PGA Tour titles share the all-time record with Sam Snead, has joined Rory McIlroy in TGL, an arena-golf hybrid with video technology combined with a short-game area set to launch next January.
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