As Tiger Woods gets older, the challenges in his golf career have grown. Now in his 40s, athletes face tough odds, especially considering Woods has had to endure multiple back surgeries, the latest being when he was 41 years old. The future looks uncertain for the golf legend.
However, as Woods celebrates his 43rd birthday, there is renewed hope for his career. Currently ranked 13th in the world, his recent victory at the Tour Championship marked his 80th PGA Tour victory, showing a resurgence in his performance.
With more strong performances in the coming year, it’s not far-fetched to think that Woods could once again be ranked in the top 10 globally, a position he hasn’t held since his hiatus over four years ago. The possibility of reclaiming the #1 spot is on the horizon, and it would be a remarkable feat for Woods, according to his former coach Hank Haney.
Reflecting on his swift rise to prominence in golf, Woods now faces a tough challenge ahead to reach the top spot, learning from the experiences of players like Jason Day who have faced similar uphill battles.
