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 Tiger Woods will take his first steps back into competition after February’s near-fatal car smash when he joins son, Charlie in next week’s PNC Championship in suburban Orlando. As reporter earlier this week by www.golfbytourmiss.com (Story – http://www.golfbytourmiss.com/2021/12/father-son-organisers-hopeful-tiger-charlie-will-tee-up-in-orlando-plus-tiger-excels-as-guest-commentator/ ) organisers were holding a spot open for Woods   and his now 12-year-old son, Charlie after the ...

Organisers of next week’s PNC Championship are believed to be keeping a spot open for Tiger Woods and son, Charlie in the hope they may choose to tee-up in the Orlando event. Woods looked impressive when spotted at the far end of the range three times during last week’s Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. Twelve months ago, Woods and his now 12-year-old son made their debut in the 20-team event and won last year by Justin Thomas and his father and with organisers already confirming 19 teams. It ...

.…. by Fatiha Betscher in Albany, Bahamas Cool-hand Norwegian sensation Viktor Hovland upstaged 10 recent USA Ryder Cup team rivals to brilliantly muscled his way to success to have Tiger Woods hand him the Hero World Challenge winning trophy in the Bahamas. Hovland, 24, collected his third win of the season and a second in a month sensationally posting back-to-back eagles on 14 and 15, and then birdie the 16th and while he bogeyed 17 and 18, it was good enough to win by a shot at 18-under ...

… by Fatiha Betscher at Albany in the Bahamas  The Open Championship winning par of Henrik Stenson and Jordan Spieth were hit with a hardly ever heard before penalty on the final day of the 2021 Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. Both players were out in the last group and ended the week each failing to break 70 over the four rounds with Stenson ending 19th and Spieth 20th and in last place on the Albany course Stenson was this week’s defending champion and finished with a one-over ...

… by Fatiha Betscher at Albany in the Bahamas Collin Morikawa is just one round shy of becoming only the fourth player under the age of 25 to become World No. 1. The reigning European No. 1 will take a commanding five shot lead at 18-under par into the final round of the Hero World Challenge at the Albany course here in the Bahamas. Morikawa, 24, stood tall when all around collapsed first holing a monster eagle ‘3’ putt at the third and then adding six birdies, along with a superb third ...

…. by Fatiha Betcher at Albany in the Bahamas Double major winning Collin Morikawa is now just two rounds shy of ending the year as World No. 1 after moving into a share of second place on day two of the Hero World Challenge here in the Bahamas. Morikawa, 24, posted six-under par 66 to be sharing second place with fellow Americans Tony Finnau (66) and Brooks Koepka (67) at 1o-under par. The trio along with the other 16 players in the $US 3.5m Bahamas field are chasing Bryson DeChambeau who, ...

.….. by Fatiha Betscher at Albany in the Bahamas  Rory McIlroy is backing Luke Donald to take over the captaincy reins of the 2023 European Ryder Cup team. Donald was initially among as many as seven players in the mix to be handed the Rome captaincy reins following Europe’s defeat last September along the shores of Lake Michigan The seven – Lee Westwood, Robert Karlsson, Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose, Ian Poulter, Graeme McDowell and Donald – however Westwood, who’ll be aged 50 in September ...