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Tiger Woods has undergone surgery on the troublesome knee which nearly put his bid for a 14th major off track at the recent US Open at Torrey Pines. According to reports, the world number one's operation to repair an anterior cruciate ligament was successful.

Continue Reading: Tiger comes through successful surgery

Hank Haney, the coach of world number one and 14-time major winner Tiger Woods, says he expects the knee surgery and rehabilitation his player is set to undertake to be beneficial in the long run. Woods was visibly in pain as he played an 18-hole play-off, followed by an extra sudden death hole, en route to winning the US Open at Torrey Pines last week.

Continue Reading: Tiger will claw his way back, says coach

Tiger Woods has announced he will not compete again this season after a heroic US Open victory he won in spite of a niggling knee injury. The 32-year-old is expected to take up to eight months to recover after undergoing surgery on a torn anterior cruciate ligament.

Continue Reading: Tiger draws curtains on season

Tiger Woods is to play the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, following his triumphant success at the US Open Championships. He is the second player to be invited to the tournament, with Trevor Immelman previously gaining a place following his Masters win earlier this year.

Continue Reading: Immelman and Woods to meet at Grand Slam

Tiger Woods has hailed his victory at the US Open as his "greatest ever". Woods had to play 19 holes more than the 72 normally required to clinch a Major title after he birdied the 72nd hole on Sunday evening to force an 18-hole play-off with fellow American Rocco Mediate.

Continue Reading: Tiger celebrates his 'greatest' open victory

Tiger Woods' 14th Major win could force him to pull out of the British Open at Royal Birkdale. Woods' appearance at Torrey Pines, scene of this year's US Open, was his first after undergoing knee surgery following his second-place finish in the first Major event of the year, the US Masters at the Augusta National in April.

Continue Reading: Woods could miss Royal Birkdale

Tiger Woods kept his US Open challenge alive with a birdie on the last hole of the competition, which ensures that the competition will go right down to the wire. Having putted a 12-foot birdie on the 72nd hole, the injured world number one will now face fellow American Rocco Mediate in an 18-hole play-off on Monday.

Continue Reading: Injured Woods forces Open play-off

Tiger Woods has played down fears over his fitness and claims he will be ready to take to the fairways as the US Open kicks off tomorrow. Woods underwent knee surgery almost two months ago and has not played a competitive round of golf since.

Continue Reading: Woods 'to be fit for Open'

Tiger Woods has revealed that, despite the fact he has still not played a full 18 holes during rehabilitation from a knee operation, progress towards this month's US Open at Torrey Pines is going well.

Continue Reading: Woods builds towards major

Tiger Woods is on course of a return from injury at the US Open next month. The world number one has revealed he is happy with his rehabilitation from a knee operation and has marked down June 12th at Torrey Pines as a comeback date.

Continue Reading: Woods on course for US Open return

World number one Tiger Woods has set a provisional date of Thursday, May 29th for his return from a knee injury. The PGA Tour event at the Muifield Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio would act as a suitable warmer for upcoming major the US Open - which Tiger says is his foremost target.

Continue Reading: Tiger eyes Ohio return

A 22-year-old American golfer has been labelled as the new Tiger Woods, after becoming the third youngest winner of a PGA Tour event ever. Anthony Kim has stated that he will need to become accustomed to the demands of being a high level golfer fairly quickly, after a 16 tournament record at the Wachovia Championship in North Carolina made him the youngest PGA Tour winner for six years.

Continue Reading: Kim 'could be the new Tiger'

World number one Tiger Woods, who finished runner-up in last week's US Masters, is set to miss six weeks of golf with a knee injury. Woods is recovering from an operation which involved arthroscopic surgery on his left knee yesterday (Tuesday, April 15th) and will not be teeing off in defence of his Wachovia Championship title from May 1st to 4th.

Continue Reading: Woods undergoes knee operation

Tiger Woods lamented bad putting as a major reason for his failure to clear the first hurdle of a much-hyped grand slam attempt. Woods had conceded before the tournament that a clean sweep of all four majors was a possibility in 2008, but a series of missed putts cost the world number one dearly as he ended up on five-under par, good enough only for a second place finish at the US Masters behind South African Trevor Immelman on eight-under par.

Continue Reading: Woods laments bad putting

Tiger Woods was stationed at level-par after one round of this year's US Masters and the world number one felt that the course wasn't conducive to rock bottom scores. Four-time winner Woods opened his tournament with 12 straight pars before bogeying 13 and 14.

Continue Reading: Tiger 'plods' through first round

Tiger Woods has admitted that completing a clean sweep of all four majors this year is within his sights. The world number one has revealed he thinks winning this week's US Masters, followed by the US Open, the Open and the PGA Championship is a realistic possibility.

Continue Reading: Woods: Grandslam is a target

Bookies have nodded towards Tiger Woods' recent form by pricing the American at evens to win this year's US Masters. The championship will get underway on April 10th at its home the Augusta National Country Club in Georgia and the odds are stacked against the rest of the field depriving Woods of his fifth Masters crown.

Continue Reading: Woods out ahead in US Masters betting

In-form world number one Tiger Woods believes having Lady Luck on-side is an essential component of a tournament-winning formula. The current PGA Championship champion, who has recently hit a purple patch even by his own sky-high standards, told the BBC that good fortune has contributed to a run of seven straight triumphs.

Continue Reading: Woods: I'm lucky

Tiger Woods has recorded his sixth successive official tournament win after clinching the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday with a stunning finish. A 25-foot birdie - his first successful putt at the tournament over 20 feet - followed a majestic five iron approach, which saw the world number one continue his hot streak.

Continue Reading: Woods hot streak continues after sinking 25-footer

Arjun Atwal, the recent winner of the Malaysian Open, has revealed the advice and motivation given to him by world number one Tiger Woods. The Indian roared through the field on the final round at the Kota Permai Golf Club on Sunday (March 10th) to win the trophy with a score of 64.

Continue Reading: Atwal pays Tiger tribute