Tiger Woods’ Friend Delivers 5-Word Update on His Form
Summary
Tiger Woods' physical condition is strong, but his ability to walk long distances on the golf course is a concern. His friend Notah Begay III suggests Woods might still compete in future PGA tournaments, especially those on flatter courses. Begay also expects Woods to join the Senior Tour, where carts are allowed, helping alleviate walking issues.Key Facts
- Tiger Woods has had injuries, including a ruptured Achilles tendon and back surgery, delaying his return to golf.
- Woods is in top physical shape, with impressive ball speeds, but walking long distances is difficult for him.
- Notah Begay III, a friend of Woods, believes Woods could still play in PGA tournaments with flatter courses.
- Suggested courses include Colonial and Hilton Head, known for their flat terrain.
- Woods might also compete on the PGA Tour Champions (Senior Tour) next year, where he can use a cart.
- Woods will turn 50 on December 30, making him eligible for the Senior Tour.
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