With pain evident on his face and in his voice, Tiger Woods admitted the truth: The days of old are gone. Now, he’s old.
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With the eligibility extension of the 2019-20 PGA TOUR membership into the 2020-21 season, as well as the absence of a Korn Ferry Tour graduating class, PGA TOUR Player Directors and the Office of the Commissioner have determined it is in the TOUR's best interests to extend the term of the Player Advisory Council (PAC) one year (from 2020 to 2021). The term extension will also apply on PGA TOUR Champions and the Korn Ferry Tour. The 16-member PAC advises and consults with the PGA TOUR Policy Board (Board of Directors) and Commissioner Jay Monahan on issues affecting the TOUR. The 2020 PAC's contributions were vital in the PGA TOUR's Return to Golf and continues to play a significant role in navigating the TOUR's response to the pandemic. The PGA TOUR will conduct an election at the beginning of 2021 to replace PAC Chairman Charley Hoffman, who will start his three-year term on the PGA TOUR Policy Board in January. Hoffman will replace Johnson Wagner as Player Director, joining Jordan Spieth (2019-21), James Hahn (2020-22) and Kevin Kisner (2020-22) on the PGA TOUR Policy Board. Wagner will fill Hoffman's spot on the 2021 Player Advisory Council. 2020 Player Advisory Council Ryan Armour Paul Casey David Hearn Harry Higgs Charley Hoffman (PAC Chairman through 2020) Billy Horschel Zach Johnson Russell Knox Anirban Lahiri Peter Malnati Rory McIlroy Ryan Palmer Jon Rahm Kevin Streelman Justin Thomas Harold Varner III
Tiger Woods has announced he will release a book about his storied life and sensational career. The 81-time PGA TOUR winner has had a plethora of books written about him over the years, but this will be the first official account coming directly from Woods and those in his small inner circle. “I’ve been in the spotlight for a long time, and because of that, there have been books and articles and TV shows about me, most filled with errors, speculative and wrong. This book is my definitive story,â€� Woods said via statement Tuesday. “It’s in my words and expresses my thoughts. It describes how I feel and what’s happened in my life. I’ve been working at it steadily, and I’m looking forward to continuing the process and creating a book that people will want to read.â€� HarperCollins Publishers have secured the rights to the memoir entitled BACK and will publish it across the globe. A release date is yet to be announced. It will cover everything from his childhood, his stellar amateur career, his multiple injuries and personal battles, and of course his compelling professional golf career through his 15th major championship at the Masters in April. The publishers claim the book “is a candid and intimate narrative of an outsize American life: from growing up a celebrated golfing prodigy to shattering centuries-old racial barriers as a young pro; from rising to unprecedented fame and global icon status to battling devastating injuries and personal issues; from enduring years of physical anguish to mounting an astonishing comeback at 43 years old, culminating with the 2019 Masters, where his thrillingly impossible victory captured the imagination and hearts of people around the world.â€� “Meeting with Tiger, speaking with him at length about the process of writing a memoir, I was delighted to discover how much he has to say, and how ready, how eager, he is to say it,â€� editor Shannon Welch said. “He’s at a place in his career and his life where he’s thinking deeply about his story, the highs and the lows, and how it all relates and connects. I think the result will be extraordinary.â€� Woods, who hasn’t played since August and has had arthroscopic surgery on his knee, is due to start his 2019-20 PGA TOUR season next week at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP in Japan, a few days after he battles Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama in The Challenge: Japan Skins. He will then focus on his captain duties for the Presidents Cup as he must select his four captain’s picks to round out the U.S. team, which may or may not still include himself, on Nov. 4.
The 2018 U.S. Masters won by Patrick Reed did not end with a seismic shift in the golfing landscape but instead served as a reminder of how evenly-matched the world’s top players are in an era where Tiger Woods’ dominance is a thing of the past. Make no mistake, despite being healthy again,
