Tiger Woods had a simple explanation for what golf means to him. Video
Tiger Woods, the 15-time major champion, expressed the profound significance of golf in his life as he prepares for the Masters tournament this week. Reflecting on his journey, Woods emphasized, “It’s been my life.”
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Approaching his 26th appearance at the prestigious tournament, Woods highlighted his consistent performance, having never missed the cut as a professional at Augusta National.
Despite facing challenges and not completing four rounds in over a year, Woods remains resolute in his pursuit. He confidently stated, “If everything comes together, I think I can get one more,” underlining his unwavering determination.
Acknowledging his recent absence from tournaments due to physical limitations, Woods explained, “I wasn’t ready to play. My body wasn’t ready. My game wasn’t ready.”
With the major championship season underway, Woods aims to return to regular competition, intending to play one tournament per month starting with the Masters.
Despite physical discomfort and constant pain, Woods continues to find joy and purpose in the sport he loves. He emphasized his enduring passion for golf and the thrill of competition, stating, “I love golf. I’ve always loved it. I love to compete.”
Surrounded by speculation about his performance, Woods remains focused on his goal, supported by fellow players like Fred Couples, who expressed confidence in Woods’ ability to contend for victory.
As Woods walks the fairways of Augusta National, his dedication to the game and unwavering spirit serve as a testament to his enduring legacy in golf.
