Tiger Woods will have the chance to rocket up the world rankings this week when he returns to the PGA Tour to play the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club.
The 15-time major champion returned to the sport last year after suffering multiple injuries in a high speed car crash. More than 14 months after the incident in February 2021, he admirably made the cut at the Masters, before also participating at the US PGA and 150th Open Championship in St Andrews.
But this will represent the first non-major tour event since his return. And despite his lack of action Woods, 47, will no doubt be eying a record-breaking victory, with the former world No 1 currently tied with Sam Snead on PGA Tour successes.
