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After his excellent return to action at the Hero Challenge in the Bahamas, Tiger Woods admits he can’t wait for 2018.
The 14-time Major winner has endured a couple of miserable years with injury, but after a number of back operations – he is finally swinging pain free.
He tied for ninth in a stellar field at the Hero Challenge, and lead for periods of the competition which featured the world’s best.
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“I don’t know what golf courses I’ll be playing and what’s the best way to go about it. We’ll sit down with the whole team and we’ll figure it out – where I’m going to start, how much I’m going to play, rest periods, training cycles, the whole nine yards.”
And Bookmakers are already running scared of Woods following his display at the weekend and he is Evens to be back in the world’s top-50.
He has been cut to 22/1 for the US Masters – the opening major of 2018 – having been 80/1 last week.
Woods is now 6/1 from 20/1 to win any of the four major championships in 2018 and 11/8 from 6/1 to win a PGA Tour Event in the upcoming season.
Lawrence Lyons, Spokesman for BoyleSports commented: “Punters seem to have liked what they saw from Tiger Woods and are piling in on him to get back in the winners’ enclosure next season seeing his price shorten in to 11/8 from 6/1 to win any PGA Tour event.
“The Masters in April is Tiger’s first chance next year to add a 15th major to his roll of honour and his 80/1 odds have crashed into 22/1 off the back of his impressive performance, but even that will look a big price if this form continues.”
