When the PGA Tour says ‘These Guys Are Good’ it currently doesn’t include Tiger Woods.

Woods believes his game is so poor at present he is not going to compete again till it is back to an acceptable standard.

The 14-time Major winner shot an 80 to finish last in last December’s Hero World Challenge then in the recent Phoenix Open, and his first event of 2015, he shot an 82 and his worst pro career round.

A week later he withdrew on the 12th hole of the Farmers Insurance Open.

And after dropping outside the top-5o on the World Rankings for only a second time in his pro career it means Woods has missed out on qualifying automatically for next month’s WGC – Cadillac Championship.

Woods said Wednesday on his website that the injury is not related to the back surgery he had last spring. He says he is having physical therapy every day and feeling better.