WATCH | Tiger Woods thrills with Riviera finish: 'I was able to fight back'
15-time major champion Tiger Woods rolled back the years following the opening round of the Genesis Invitational on Thursday at Riviera Golf Course.
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15-time major champion Tiger Woods rolled back the years following the opening round of the Genesis Invitational on Thursday at Riviera Golf Course.
Tiger Woods said he was delighted to finish with three straight birdies on his return to competitive golf after he carded a 2-under-par 69 in the opening round of the Genesis Invitational.
Rory McIlroy continued his mission to replace Scottie Scheffler at the head of the rankings as he posted four under during the first round of the Genesis Invitational.
LOS ANGELES: The scene was similar to the last time Tiger Woods played against the world’s best. Fans packed onto every balcony on every level of the Riviera clubhouse Thursday, all of them straining for a rare sight of golf’s biggest star.
Tiger Woods said he was trying to stay calm throughout his first round at the Genesis Invitational on Thursday, where he posted a two-under-par 69 in his first non-major PGA Tour event since October 2020.
The scene was similar to the last time Tiger Woods played against the world's best. Fans packed onto every balcony on every level of the Riviera clubhouse in Los Angeles Thursday, all of them straining for a rare sight of golf's biggest star.
LOS ANGELES — The scene was similar to the last time Tiger Woods played against the world's best. Fans packed onto every balcony on every level of the Riviera clubhouse Thursday, all of them straining for a rare sight of golf's biggest star.
Rory McIlroy says the PGA Tour's plans to streamline their bigger events won't harm golfers lower down the rankings.