Woods said his lower leg is torment free as he gets set to return to competitive activity.
Tiger Woods talks at a news conference (Ryan Kang/AP) (AP)
Tiger Woods says he is pain-free ahead of his most recent return to proficient golf but concedes his body is still adjusting to lower leg combination surgery.
The 15-time major winner experienced treatment in April final year after pulling back from the Aces amid the third circular and did not compete once more until the Legend World Challenge in December.
Previous world number one Woods is on Thursday set to play his to begin with PGA Visit occasion of 2024, at the Beginning Invitational in California.
The 48-year-old, who already said he anticipates to take part in one occasion per month this year, proceeds to appreciate the don and needs to play for as long as conceivable.
“My lower leg doesn’t harmed any more,” he told a press conference. “The bones aren’t rubbing any more.
“But at that point once more it’s diverse, other parts of my body have to be take the brunt of it, a bit like my back is combined and so other parts of my body have taken the brunt of that.
“I have two diverse body parts that are now fused. Other parts of the body need to adjust.
“As distant as the adore, I still adore competing, I cherish playing, I adore being a portion of the diversion of golf.
“This is the diversion of a lifetime and I do not ever need to halt playing.”
