Forests may soon be in danger. The two-time Players champion will not take part in this week’s event, despite having the opportunity to compete thanks to his 2019 Masters victory.Even with the 15-time major winner’s possible reservations, Monahan didn’t want to completely close the door on the idea, though he reiterated that the biggest stumbling block will likely be Woods.He continued: “I think like you.
moving forward and as you grow as an organization and think about how you serve and satisfy a rabid fan base, those conversations generally probably happen at a political board meeting and I’m sure we would have that conversation. the hardest to convince.”The Woods’ last PGA Tour appearance came in February at the Genesis Invitational, but it ended in disappointment when he withdrew in the second round due to illness. The American, who had a subtalar fusion procedure on his right ankle last April, then played in the Seminole Pro Member Tournament earlier this month.
That gave him a five-year exemption, but it will no longer apply after this year, meaning , that he will have to find a second chance to qualify, and the options include winning a PGA Tour event, a 16th major or finishing in the top 125 of last season’s FedEx Cup.Despite the possibility that the 48- year old will benefit from it. the new category, Monahan does not believe that Woods, who is the player-director of the Political Council of the PGA Tour, would agree. He said: “I think you know Tiger well enough to know that he wants to win his way in everybody – every competition. That’s his makeup.”.
