Tiger Woods makes PGA Tour back at Memorial Tournament

Tiger Woods is currently in 14th place in the world

Tiger Woods is making its first PGA Tour starts since February at next week's Memorial Tournament.

The 15-time big winner withdrew from the Players Championship in March with a back injury before the corona virus stopped.

] Professional men's golf in the US has resumed behind closed doors and Woods will resume its Ohio season from July 16-19.

"I missed going out and competing with the boys," said Woods, 44.

"I can't wait to go again going out. "

Woods, who has won the Memorial Tournament five times, finished 68th in his last PGA Tour appearance at the Genesis Open in February.

He last played publicly in a charity match in which he and Peyton Manning defeated Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady in an event that raised $ 20 million (£ 16.4 million) for coronavirus relief in the United States.

Woods wants to defend the Masters title he won for the fifth time in 2019 when the rescheduled tournament takes place November 12-15 in Augusta National.

The USPGA Championship recast is now the first major of the year in San Francisco from August 6-9 and the US Open is played at Winged Foot in New York State from 17-20 September, while the Open Championship has been canceled.