With a great comeback at the Genesis Invitational, Tiger Woods had set the rumor mills churning about his potential participation in the prestigious PGA Tour event at TPC Sawgrass.
Although Woods kept his plans under wraps, there was a glimmer of hope that he would take on the challenge to hone his skills before the Masters.
Despite being world No. 984, Tiger has the privilege to participate, thanks to a coveted five-year exemption awarded to him after his remarkable victory at The Masters in 2019.
While the golfing world is buzzing with excitement, Woods’ decision might put an end to it.
his right foot was giving him some problems at Riviera, one can only think that he is not better enough to compete at another event.
Moreover, Woods has always made it clear that competing in the majors is his priority. So, he will not risk stressing his leg too much with Masters right around the corner.
