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**Tiger Woods: “Still a Journey Ahead Before I’m PGA Tour Ready!”**
Tiger Woods says he still has “a long way to go” before he is ready to return to the PGA Tour.
The 15-time major champion has not played a competitive round since the Open Championship in July 2022. After enduring severe injuries from a car crash in February 2021, he underwent surgery on his right leg in December 2022.
Woods made an inspiring comeback at the PNC Championship in December 2022, teaming up with his son, Charlie. He also participated in the Genesis Invitational in February 2023, where he finished 45th.
“I’m not where I want to be,” Woods reflected after the Genesis Invitational. “I’m still a long way away. I’m getting better, but it’s a slow process.”
Woods expressed uncertainty about when he’ll be ready for the PGA Tour again.
“I’m just taking it day by day,” he shared. “I’m not putting a timetable on it. I’m just trying to get better.
Rory: ‘Showdown’ shows effort to repair divide
Rory McIlroy’s electrifying performance at Wentworth’s ‘Showdown’ event showcases his unwavering commitment to bridging the divides in golf. His active participation is a testament to his passion for fostering unity and healing past wounds within the sport.
The ‘Showdown’ event, which brings together players from both the PGA and DP World Tours, marks a significant milestone in mending fractured relationships and promoting solidarity among golfers. McIlroy’s involvement sends a resounding message about the importance of collaboration and closing the gap between competing factions.
By choosing to compete in ‘Showdown’, Rory exemplifies true leadership and dedication to golf’s future. This inspiring move not only highlights his vision but also sets a hopeful precedent for fellow players, encouraging them to join him in cultivating a more united and harmonious golfing community.
