Major titles still top Woods' wish list
Tiger Woods, buoyed by a return to form in 2012, is hoping 2013 will
yield the one thing that in his opinion makes a season great: a major
golf title.
"Any time you get a chance to be part of history and put your name on
the biggest trophies in our sport, it's a great year," said Woods, who
owns 14 major titles but hasn't triumphed in one of the game's four
premier events since 2008.
Woods spoke Tuesday at Sherwood Country Club, where he's preparing to
defend his title in the World Challenge invitational that he hosts for
the benefit of his charitable foundation.
He birdied the final two holes to defeat compatriot Zach Johnson by
one stroke here last year and end a global victory drought, and then
went on to win three PGA Tour titles in 2012.
"I'm very excited because last year at this point in time I was still
not quite where I wanted to be physically," Woods said.
"This year has been fantastic in that regard. I've felt good. I've
played a full schedule for the first time in a very long time, and I'm
just very pleased with what I've done overall with my game." With
various injuries behind him and the swing changes he has painstakingly
implemented with coach Sean Foley apparently dialed in, Woods said all
aspects of his game have come around.
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