Woods hasn’t played an official event since winning the Tour Championship by eight shots in September, a victory that clinched the world No. 1 the first- ever FedEx Cup and its $10 million top prize. He took the longest break of his career — more than three months — before returning to beat an elite…
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Woods hasn’t played an official event since winning the Tour Championship by eight shots in September, a victory that clinched the world No. 1 the first- ever FedEx Cup and its $10 million top prize. More: continued here
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