Tiger Woods Needs to Get Back on Course

Tiger Woods is not the World No.1, but some golf fans still believe that Tiger Woods would be “back”! Yes, Tiger Wood is back, he needs to get back on golf course!

The big golf news this week came out of Jupiter Island, where Tiger Woods announced on his website that he might add another PGA Tour event to his 2011 schedule.

“Right now,” he said, “I’m looking at my options.” In this article, you may find the news of Tiger Woods. If you are looking for good cheap golf clubs and wholesale golf clubs on hot sale at good price, I would like to recommend the good R11 Driver and G15 Driver to you.

He has four — all of them part of the Fall Series, a quartet of off-Broadway tournaments played mostly by journeymen struggling to get inside the top 125 on the money list and earn their Tour cards for the following season. He can go to Las Vegas (Sept. 29), or San Jose, Calif. (Oct. 6), or St. Simons Island, Ga. (Oct. 13), or Disney World (Oct. 20).

Those are Woods’ options, if he wants to play another Tour event this year. And he should. He needs to.

Nor did Woods qualify for the Presidents Cup team that will travel to Australia in November. And, really, that’s what this is all about.

That’s the reason — the only reason — Woods is giving serious thought to adding a tournament.

“Hopefully, I’ll get picked for the Presidents Cup team,” Woods said. “I’ve had some conversations with U.S. captain Fred Couples, and we’ll see how it goes. Of course, I want to be on the team.”

Couples said Woods is a lock to be on the 12-man team that will compete against the Internationals Nov. 17-20 at Royal Melbourne. But Couples added a caveat last week: “He can’t just show up the week before in Australia. There’s quite a few tournaments after the Tour Championship.”

There are four, exactly. And Couples made it clear he wants Woods, already entered in the Australian Open the week before the Presidents Cup, to play at least one of them.

“I just don’t know how he can sit there and think his game is going to improve,” Couples said.

At last look, Woods’ game was a mess. He hasn’t won anywhere in nearly two years. He missed the cut by seven strokes at the PGA Championship two weeks ago. His world ranking has fallen to No. 36, its lowest since November 1996.

“It’s Freddie’s call,” Woods said, “and he can make any choice he wants.” Actually, it’s Woods’ call. And he can make any choice he wants. He’s got four of them.

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