Tiger Woods attracts the spotlight, in and out. The lush greens of the Albany Golf Course were a tough course to crack for the golfer. Woods made a much-awaited return to the spotlight at the 2023 Hero World Challenge, and with the news spreading like wildfire, expectations from his play had the audience thrilled. But, things unfolded opposite to what the golf world wanted to see happen on the greens. 

Irrespective of the 18th finish and a rough performance in all four rounds, Woods’ determination to prove his comeback did not falter. Moments after finishing the game, with the loom of a forgetful comeback hanging above his neck, the returning hero revealed something about his form to the golfing silo. 

No tweaks necessary for Tiger Woods’ driving prowess

In the recent series of swinging events, TWLEIGON took to X to update the ever-moving world of professional golf about a statement Tiger Woods made after his Day 4 finish. As per the tweet, the golfer reflected on a successful week, particularly highlighting his exceptional performance in driving. 

“I think the best part of the week is the way I drove it. I drove it on pretty much a string all week,” the player remarked. Furthering on that, Woods also expressed satisfaction with maintaining precision and consistent ball speed throughout the week. He emphasized that there’s no need for adjustments in the coming weeks or leading into the next year. 

The golfer added, “Granted, these fairways are big. I felt like I had my ball speed up, which was nice, and I was hitting the middle of the face the entire week, which is nice. So it’s not like I have to go and try and find something the next few weeks or something going into next year.”

Seeing the golfer map out the highs and lows of his game clearly reflects how he plans on keeping his promise of a return to the greens in 2024. While Woods navigates the professional turf again, here’s a look at the highlight of his play at the Hero World Challenge. 

What was the highlight of Woods’ play in the Bahamas? 

The opening rounds at the Hero World Challenge brought challenges for Tiger Woods. With a rough start, the golfing world saw him carding a 3-over 75 in the first round. However, the golfing maestro wasn’t one to be counted out. With determination scribed in every swing, Woods mounted a comeback in the final round, leaving spectators in awe with an even-par 72.

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Golf enthusiasts and pundits alike were awestruck with his performance, singling out 19 birdies scattered across the four rounds and a ball speed consistently in the mid-170s. Woods, ever the humble competitor, post the play acknowledged the rustiness that clung to his game. There was a glint of satisfaction in his eyes as he reflected on the progress made during the tournament—which comes in hand with a professional return. All that now awaits is to see if the promise is kept. 

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