British Open: Tiger Woods aims tournament is to make a comeback at his world's favourite golf course
When the 150th British Open is held in St Andrews next July, Tiger Woods has no hope of playing on his ‘world’s favourite golf course’. Tiger Woods may not be completely healthy after a high-speed car accident in February, but the golfing legend has his next big event in mind. The British Open fans can buy British Open Tickets from our website. Tiger Woods has no hope of playing on his world’s favourite golf course The 45-year-old Woods felt emergency surgery in February after a high-speed car accident, which left him with multiple broken legs and ankle fractures. He spent three months in a hospital bed before being able to sit in a wheelchair and crutches, but while his recovery is still slow, he has already seen the most iconic game of golf in his eyes. While admitting that full-time coverage of the sport is unlikely, Woods has indicated that he still plans to compete in one-off events. Two of the American’s three Open Championships were won in St Andrews i...