Woods’ Thursday-Friday playing partners haven’t played well in his last two starts. Brandt Snedeker and Patton Kizzire both missed the cut at the Honda Classic and Jordan Spieth and Henrik Stenson also failed to make the weekend at last week’s Valspar Championship.
Tiger Woods didn’t quite “one-up” Phil Mickelson by winning the Valspar Championship like his longtime lefty rival suggested earlier in the week. But perhaps, this is all part of an even cooler script that is unfolding.
In the event Woods’ practice goes better than expected, he starts getting restless, and decides he’s ready to take on all comers, we might as well consider some of his options.
The 28-year-old fronted US PGA Tour media representatives, with son Dash by his side, to talk about his eighth career victory on tour but it was the toddler who stole the show.
WE HAVE all been questioning Tiger Woods’ next move as he refuses to give a timeline of a return to competitive golf – despite releasing videos of himself hitting a 9-iron.
But is coaching – and specifically mental coaching – the next step in Tiger’s career?
Australian Golf Digest
