Five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods confident he can overcome injuries: 'I think I can win one more'

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Tiger Woods' time on competitive golf courses has been considerably limited in recent years. But, this week the legendary golfer emerged for practice rounds at Augusta National Golf Club, the longtime site of the prestigious Masters Tournament.

2019 marked Woods' fifth-time winning the coveted green jacket. Despite a string of injury setbacks, he remains confident he can secure one more major championship — atleast if a few things work in his favor.

"If everything comes together, I think I can get one more," Woods said during a pre-tournament press conference. The 48-year-old was accompanied by Justin Thomas and Fred Couples as he made his way around the golf course on Tuesday for a practice round.

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Tiger Woods of the United States reacts on the eighth hole during a practice round prior to the 2024 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 09, 2024 in Augusta, Georgia. (Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

When the 88th edition of the Masters tees off on Thursday, it will mark Woods' 26th appearance at the major tournament. Woods has not appeared at a PGA Tour event since February's Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club in California. He withdrew in the second round due to an illness.

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Woods, who is still searching for a record-tying sixth Masters championship, previously shared his intentions to compete in a tournament on a monthly basis, pending his physical condition.

But, after his early exit at the Genesis Invitational, Woods also missed the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Players