Tiger Woods are likely to be played – if not for 1 reason, says the analyst

Tiger Woods’ son embarrasses him, says Andy North.

forest told history in the north. Charlie will return home from school and will show and produce his 15-year-old father’s great winner to play Golf with Tiger Will.

“I think that’s something so special,” North said.

And that’s why Woods is still playing, North said.

Speaking on Monday as part of a prejudiceMaster Teleconferencing for ESPN, the great analyst and winner twice said that the children of Woods-Charlie and Sam’s daughter are the reason he is continuing, despite injuries taken throughout his body, including those suffering in a car accident in 2021.

“I have to believe that – deep in my heart, he is one of the great competitors of all time, but if he had no children, I don’t know if he would play now,” North said. “I think one of the reasons he worked so hard after the accident was because it gave him a great opportunity to spend so much time with Charlie and play Golf with his son, and watch Charlie get better.”

The subject had emerged after a reporter had asked about the future of Woods’ game career. Recently, the 49-year-old suffered A torn left Achilles tentand his return is unclear.

“Now we are reaching the point that this other rehabilitation will be brutally difficult for him,” North said. “He doesn’t have to testify anything to anyone. He has done everything he had to do. If he would notify in the month or two months that, you know what, I was never playing competitive Golf again, I think it would be fine, and no one would have a matter with that.

“I think the competitor in it – you know, you always think you can be rehabilitated. You always think you can come back. You always believe you can do it. But I don’t have any magic response there. I will think he will try to play some events after this rehabilitation. Will it be a tiger woods that I can compete in my heart.”

Following, Curtis Strange Said players should not be afraid to be “ceremonial”.

Also a great winner twice and ESPN analyst, Strange said he would like to see Woods in Augusta in the years ahead, in any way he may be.

“He won’t play the way he wants,” Strange said, “but I think people would like to see it, just as they saw Jack (Nicklaus) and Arnie, especially Arnie, for a long time. I think we need those people around, to be around the younger generation, to answer the questions, to learn – to learn.