Tiger Woods said he was “surprised” by the June 6 announcement and he’s turned his frustration into formal change.
Tiger Woods said Tuesday in the Bahamas that he is targeting playing a tournament per month next year.
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Tiger Woods gives his reaction to the June 6th announcement of the PGA Tour merging with LIV Golf. He then touches on the current negotiations which have a December 31st deadline.
Rex Hoggard & Ryan Lavner give their initial impressions from statements made by Tiger Woods in his press conference.
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Tiger Woods gives an update on his health ahead of the Hero World Challenge. He talks about his lead-up to the event and the current state of his game.
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The winner of this week’s 20-man Hero World Challenge will take home $1 million of the $3.5 million purse.
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