On February 20, Beijing time, at this time last year, Tiger Woods joined the TV coverage of the Gaines Invitational. Social media was very concerned about his physical condition at that time because he had just finished an operation. Two days later, as we all know, woods was involved in a car accident, resulting in serious damage to his legs. Fortunately, in the end, he could continue to walk.Just 10 months later, woods and his son Charlie formed a team to participate in the PNC championship and won the second place. Throughout the week, everyone wanted to know when to see woods return on the US tour? He didn't answer.
Woods showed up at Rivera Country Club on Saturday and was asked when he would be back? "You'll see me on the U.S. tour. I just don't know when. I haven't run any marathons lately, nothing. I haven't done post somersaults or anything." Woods said.
The reporter then asked whether his health was not far from the level of being able to participate in the tour. "I don't know. I can hit the ball. But the hardest part of the game is actually walking, so it takes some time."
At the same time, woods admitted that he was a little nervous about entering the World Golf Hall of fame. "Giving a speech will be very nerve racking. There will be a lot of thinking next."
He has complex feelings about his career. "I naturally like my past successes, but I know very well that I can still play and still want to beat these guys." This is the woods we know and love.
Later, the reporter asked about the number of Grand Slam champions. "It really hurts me to ask that. I have a lot of work to do. I've worked hard to do it. I still have a long way to go, but I can play golf, but it's a question mark."
It can be seen that Woods still loves golf and is trying his best to return to the U.S. tour, but he will never fill the schedule again. He has accepted this, but that doesn't mean he will never compete for the championship again.