Golf’s offseason lasted … 11 days. From Bryson and Brooks, to Phil and Rahm, a look back at the longest season in golf history and a look ahead to a new season that starts right now.
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Tiger still hasn’t won at Riviera. But the start of his busy schedule isn’t the only big thing happening with a loaded field at the upgraded Genesis Invitational.
HONOLULU, Hawaii – Zach Johnson hopes Tiger Woods returns to his best if only to show the new young wave of stars on the PGA TOUR what he – and many others – had to deal with on a regular basis. Speaking just a few weeks before Woods will return at the Farmers Insurance Open, Johnson hoped the 79-time TOUR winner could show the likes of Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas just how incredible his game can be. “I’d love to have these young guys that are dominating the game have a piece, just one year of what we experienced,â€� Johnson said after moving into a tie for second at the Sony Open through 36 holes. “I’m not going to disregard the talent that is out here right now. I guess I look at it like this — you had the Hogans, the Sneads, Byron Nelsons, Palmer, and then Nicklaus and Watson. Then Greg Norman, Couples, Seve era, and then it pretty much went into Tiger and it was Tiger for a long, long time. “Now, who are you going to pick? Are you going to pick Jordan? Are you going to pick Justin? Are you going to pick Jason (Day)? Are you going to pick Rory (McIlroy)? There are four or five guys carrying the torch, but there was one for a long time.â€� Johnson thinks some vintage Woods performances are certainly possible despite the four back surgeries the 42-year-old has endured. “If he’s playing well and he’s healthy then there’s no individual in the world who amazes me more than him on the golf course,â€� he said. Woods is due to play Genesis Open after his debut at Torrey Pines. Â
Jordan Spieth has struggled with putting and swing issues, but the three-time major champion is getting into form ahead of the Ryder Cup.
