Tiger Woods has been tipped to perform even better than he did on his astonishing return to action at the Masters when he takes to Southern Hills for the PGA Championship next week.
Woods competed in his first professional tournament at Augusta last month since his life-threatening high-speed car crash in February 2021, which left him with multiple breaks and fractures in both legs. And he is now set to step up his comeback with an appearance at the second major of the year at Southern Hills.
At the iconic Augusta National, a tournament in which all eyes were focused on Woods, he remarkably made the cut before finishing 47th overall on six-over par. But two-time US Open champion Curtis Strange believes the 15-time major winner will expect an improved performance at the PGA Championship.
