Focus on the Masters After Withdrawing from The Players Championship

Tiger Woods (USA) was spotted practicing at Augusta, increasing the likelihood of his participation in the Masters.


On the 15th (local time), the American sports magazine Sports Illustrated reported, "Woods visited Augusta National Golf Club, where the Masters is held, on the 10th for a practice round." That day was the first round of The Players Championship, which offers the highest prize money on the PGA Tour. Woods had initially been listed as a participant in the tournament but suddenly notified that he would not compete on the day the final roster was confirmed.


Tiger Woods [Photo by Yonhap News]

Tiger Woods [Photo by Yonhap News]

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Industry insiders speculate that Woods gave up participating to focus on the upcoming Masters.



Woods made his comeback after 10 months by competing in the Genesis Invitational, which ended on the 20th of last month. After the tournament, he expressed a strong determination to return. Woods said, "Last year, my goal was to participate in all four major tournaments, but I only played in three," and "this year, my goal is to play in all four, as well as several other tournaments."


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