He\u2019s one of golf\u2019s biggest names and his comeback season has taken many by surprise; Tiger Woods is now looking ahead to back to back events, the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational and the PGA Championship.<\/p>\n
In his most exciting performance to date at Carnoustie<\/a> in The Open Championship<\/a><\/strong> just a couple of weeks ago, Woods is now not alone in believing that a PGA Tour win isn\u2019t too far away.<\/p>\n His strong form has secured him a place at this week\u2019s WGC event, his first in four years, and a series which he has seen huge success in his storied career. We look ahead to this week\u2019s tournament, remember his history with the Invitational and take a look at his chances of victory once again.<\/p>\n With four tournaments spread out across the year and around the world, aside from the golf majors, all WGC events are up there with the biggest golf tournaments. The series is often in competition with The Players Championship, an even often regarded as golf\u2019s unofficial fifth major, played annually at Sawgrass<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n WOULD YOU RATHER WIN…<\/p>\n RT – A WGC event — Your Golf Travel (@yourgolftravel) July 31, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nAbout World Golf Championships<\/h1>\n
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