Tiger vomits on course - A feverish Tiger Woods still made his appearance at the Hero World Challenge on Saturday. Obviously, during the first part of play Woods had lost his breakfast - twice. Despite trying to gain hold of the game, Woods finished at last place.
Woods battled not only against 18 players in the field but against his nausea, fever, and cough during the Saturday challenge. Tiger vomited on course twice, though during the first tee it was more of dry heaving before completely letting go at the second tee box.
"I like to compete,'' says Woods in a report by ESPN, adding, "If I can go, I can go. I'll give it everything I have. This is different. I wasn't in pain. Just was a bit under the weather.''
After Tiger vomited on course, at the third tee things went visibly well. It was noted however that Woods was sweating profusely the entire game. Even after his comeback during the third tee, Woods landed at last place.
The Hero World Challenge is Woods first comeback after his rehab of four months. Woods had been absent during the PGA Championship back in August. Looking at how Tiger vomited on course during the Saturday challenge, would things get better by 2015?
Fans of Tiger Woods can only hope. While Woods has dropped zero hints on whether or not he'd compete in the 2015 tournament, he says he's working double time to get back on track. Woods training includes a one week practice, another holiday break before getting back to work by January. Hopefully, this is the last time sport fans will see Tiger vomiting on course.
"I like what I'm doing right now," says the golfer. "I just want to reinforce it before I take my break. There are some things I can do with my short game I can definitely work on."
As for the Saturday game, FOX Sports quickly noted Woods scores after Tiger vomits on course.
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