Tiger Woods Returns To Golf For Wells Fargo Championship
Tiger Woods returns to work this week, coming back to the Wells Fargo Championship out of the blue since 2012. It is likewise his first begin since the Masters, where he tied for 32nd and afterward took a three-competition break. That is his longest such hole since January.
Woods declared a week ago that he would play this week at Quail Hollow Golf Club and in one week from now’s Players Championship. He is likewise anticipated that would include the Memorial Tournament toward the beginning of June, giving him three competition begins before one month from now’s U.S. Open.
Here are a couple of things to consider as Woods’ rebound resumes.
The layoff
From the time Woods teed it up at the Farmers Insurance Open in January, there was a relentless movement toward the Masters and never in excess of a two-week extend of competitions skipped. Woods even played consecutive competitions twice – the Genesis Open and Honda Classic, at that point following seven days off, the Valspar Championship and Arnold Palmer Invitational. Hustle
After a tie for 32nd at the Masters – where some poor iron play prompted a moderately disillusioning outcome given the pre-competition positive thinking – Woods conceded that “the run-up to this occasion is truly exhausting.”
He promised to put the clubs away for a bit, and consistent with his assertion, Woods said at an adolescent center in Missouri on April 17 that it was the first occasion when he had swung a club since the last round of the Masters.
A week ago, Woods had a facility as a major aspect of a TGR Foundation work at his home club, the Medalist, and he had been seen honing close by Brooks Koepka, as the ruling U.S. Open champ dealt with his diversion following wrist damage that has kept him out since January.
Dissimilar to past years, when Woods appeared to invest his energy far from competitions just rehabbing and resting so he could play, he apparently has gotten in some great work to get ready for this next stretch. DJ Hustle