'Get in the damn cart!' - Will Zalatoris urges Tiger Woods to seek buggy exemption to extend career

Although he feels it is unlikely to happen, Will Zalatoris has urged Tiger Woods to get a buggy exemption to extend his playing career. Woods made only three appearances in 2022, all in majors, and his movement was severely restricted as he continued to struggle with the after-effects of a car crash in which he came close to losing a leg.

Ad The 15-time major winner has said he does not intend to retire but is likely to play an extremely limited schedule. Golf'I would see Tiger win on the PGA Tour' — Tom Kim cites Woods as example to follow26/08/2022 AT 18:39 Professionals are able to request the use of a buggy on medical grounds, but Woods has always said he would never go down that road.

Zalatoris can understand why Woods would not request a buggy but would like to see it in order to improve his chances of playing a round with arguably the greatest to play the game. “I would love to play with Tiger at least once before he’s done-done just to do it,” Zalatoris, who is currently battling a back injury of his own, told Graham Bensinger.

“I know that that would be an amazing experience because even at the PGA, I played in front of him the first two days, we had more people with us because the people would come up to our group to follow us so they could get a better look when Tiger rolls through than when I was in the final group on Saturday. McIlroy and Fitzpatrick differ on inclusion of LIV Golf players at Ryder Cup Lowry feels 'absolutely disgusting' amounts of money in golf are 'going to p**s people off' “The part that amazes me is that he just has such a hard time walking, but man he can still play some good golf.