"Sometimes I have good days, sometimes I have bad days. Disk replacement is not a lot of fun. So as I said, I've had a lot of procedures prior to that, so the body doesn't quite heal like it was when I was 24. Doesn't quite bounce back. So I have good days when I can pretty much do anything, and other days where it's hard to just to move around."
"Well, I think that I have been trying to play each and every one of these matches. I've been trying to come back. But it just hasn't worked out that way. But the guys here, this team, we have so much fun, I really don't want to screw up the lineup, I just want these guys to keep playing."
Tiger Woods, 50, continues managing his TGL team Jupiter Links while remaining noncommittal about competing in next month's Masters. Following lumbar disc replacement surgery in October and a ruptured left Achilles last March, Woods experiences unpredictable recovery with alternating good and bad days. He hasn't competed since the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon. Woods emphasized that his body no longer heals as quickly as in his youth, making it difficult to predict his playing status. His team advanced to the TGL finals against Los Angeles, with Woods preferring to maintain the current lineup rather than risk disrupting team chemistry by inserting himself into competition.
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