Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson’s PGA Tour and LIV Golf rivalry has been at the top of the headlines these past two years. The players are not on good terms with each other, and many believe that the sole reason behind it is Lefty’s preference for LIV Golf and his criticism of the PGA Tour.

In recent events, author Alan Shipnuck has spoken about the behind-the-scene bits related to the rivalry, and now, from one of his texts, a statement has surfaced. The author has talked about a Stewart Cink statement concerning the two nemeses. What has Cink said? Here’s the full scoop.

Stewart Cink’s revelations unveil the ‘juice’ in golf

Stewart Cink last week made a statement about Woods’ return to the greens. The take gained some attention from fans, as many speculated that Cink knew something and was thus insinuating a return. Now, the American golfer has shared new sights about Woods and Mickelson, and the statement has turned some heads.

Alan Shipnuck, in his book, ‘Phil: The Rip-Roaring (and Unauthorized!) Biography of Golf’s Most Colorful Superstar’ has talked about an incident surrounding Woods and Mickelson. In the text, the author quotes Stewart Cink, who describes the various aspects of intensity and excitement in golf as “juice.”

This encompasses all the competitiveness in the locker room, betting during practice rounds, attempting daring shots during crucial moments, and even engaging in friendly banter or “criticizing Tiger’s equipment when he’s on a historic run…it’s also juice.” 

Cink claims that Phil Mickelson is the spirit of “juice” in golf. The golfer said, “Phil loves math and computations, and where that stuff meets juice is Vegas, so of course Phil loves it there… Phil is an all-time juice guy.”

Cink seems to have some extra gossip about the backend happenings of the world of golf. The golfer recently also commented on some other speculations. Here’s a glimpse of what he had to say.

Stewart Cink talks about Tiger Woods’ return to competitive play

Stewart Cink recently commented on Tiger Woods’ comeback. Woods, who has been off the greens lately because of plantar fasciitis and subsequent ankle surgery, was spotted practicing on the course a few days ago. This scene had many speculating that the golfer might be making a potential return to competitive play.

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Stewart Cink commented on this incident and shared that Woods is in “go mode.” The player said that the legend has started practicing, although the specific event he’s preparing for remains unclear.

Woods underwent ankle surgery earlier this year, withdrawing from the 2023 Masters. His return to competitive golf has been eagerly anticipated. While details about his comeback are limited, Woods might consider participating in a couple upcoming events. Specifically, the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas or the PNC Championship this December.

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