Injured Tiger Woods gets $8M as controversial winner of PGA's inaugural Player Impact Award
Tiger Woods still moves the needle in golf even when he barely plays.
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Tiger Woods still moves the needle in golf even when he barely plays.
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Tiger Woods has won $8m (£5.99m) for generating more media interest than any other golfer in 2021 — even though he played just one tournament all year.
Tiger Woods has not competed in any official tournament for over a year but he still beat PGA Tour big hitters Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm to win the inaugural Player Impact Program and its $8 million first prize, the US-based circuit said on Wednesday. The concept, which awarded a combined $40 million to the top 10 finishers, was implemented in 2021 as a way to reward players who positively "move the needle" and generate the most positive interest in the PGA Tour.
Tiger Woods has not competed in any official tournament for over a year but he still beat PGA Tour big hitters Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm to win the inaugural Player Impact Program and its $8 million first prize, the U.S.-based circuit said on Wednesday.
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Tiger Woods, who hasn't played in an official PGA Tour event for more than a year while recovering from injuries suffered in a car wreck, won the tour's inaugural Player Impact Program, which measures a player's popularity based on a set of criteria.