When Will Tiger Woods Next Play? After his master’s blow!!
Tiger Woods, the legendary 15-time Major winner, is eager to extend his playing schedule following his recent performance at The Masters. While he fell short of claiming a sixth Masters title, Woods displayed resilience over four days of intense competition at Augusta National.
Setting a new record of consecutive cuts made with 24, Woods faced challenges including a delayed start due to thunderstorms, requiring him to complete his second round and part of the first on the same day. Despite a disappointing round following the delay, Woods showed promising signs by noticeably lacking the pronounced limp that had plagued him in previous tournaments, indicating improved physical condition.
His return to competitive play came after undergoing a subtalar fusion procedure on his right ankle, making his performance at The Masters even more remarkable. With no major injury concerns, Woods can now focus on planning his upcoming tournament schedule.
In a press conference before The Masters, Woods explained his limited appearances earlier in the year, citing readiness issues with his body and game. However, he expressed optimism about returning to a regular rhythm of tournament play, particularly with major championships scheduled monthly until July.
The PGA Championship, taking place on May 13, is the next major event on Woods’ radar. With a month to prepare following The Masters, Woods aims to add to his impressive record of four PGA Championship victories. The tournament holds special significance for Woods, as it returns to Valhalla, the site of his 2000 triumph where he clinched his second Wanamaker Trophy.
Despite his aspirations for victory, fans are primarily relieved to see Woods navigating the course without visible discomfort, mirroring the sentiment from his Masters appearance. Witnessing Woods compete over all four days will be a source of joy and inspiration for fans worldwide.
