Tiger Woods’ Losing Streak is OVAH :: Wins World Challenge

After more than 2 years and a whopping 26 tournaments with no wins, Tiger Woods is officially back. After putting a 6-foot birdie putt shot to shame, Tiger won against former champion Zach Johnson. I guess getting a new caddie was the best thing for Tiger. Back in November, Tiger and former caddie Steve Williams parted ways after Tiger told the media, “It’s time for a change.” And apparently that, along with a number of other factors (I’m sure), helped. This is Tiger’s 83^rd win, but his first win since his Australian Masters Championship in November 2009. Peep what Tiger had to say.

On The Tournament:

“I felt normal, felt very comfortable…I’ve been here so many times that, you know, I just feel very comfortable being here in this position. Was I nervous? Absolutely. Always nervous in that position. But it’s a comfortable feeling, and I enjoy being in that position. For some reason, it’s kind of a comfort to be in there with a chance to win.”

On Not Taking This Win For Granted:

“They all feel good. They’re not easy. People don’t realize how hard it is to win golf tournaments. I’ve gone on streaks where I’ve won golf tournaments in a row, but still… I don’t think I’ve taken it for granted. And I know because of how hard it is.”

After receiving his winnings, Tiger donated 1.2 million to his foundation. He also moved from the #52 spot on the golf ranking chart to spot #21. Not bad. Tiger will take some time off but is starting back at the end of January next year. Peep the winning shot below.

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