World number one Tiger Woods, winner of nine of his last ten tournaments, said on Wednesday that despite all his recent wins it is victories in majors that count when a player’s career is recalled.
Woods picked up his 64th PGA Tour win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday and can move above Ben Hogan in the all-time rankings with victory in the WGC-CA Championship starting on Thursday.
But already his mind has turned towards next month’s U.S Masters at Augusta.
“This week is a new week and I’m trying to get this one and make sure my game is right for Augusta. As I’ve always said, you want to peak four times a year and I want everything going positively that way,” said Woods after practice on the Blue Monster course at the Doral Golf resort in Miami.
