Tiger Woods is missing his second major championship this year due to injuries. Nobody seems to have an idea as to when Tiger will ever play again, except for a former teammate.
Notah Begay, who played golf with Tiger at Stanford, claims that Tiger Woods will play golf on August 31. Begay believes Tiger will play in the Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge, which is a mixed team charity event.
Tiger has yet to confirm this, but golf's biggest star must play at this event. It's over a month away, and he would be doing a favor for a friend and former teammate.
Plus, it's a charity event, which means he doesn't have to give it his all out there. Just go have fun and play golf.
Other than being for charity, the main reason Tiger has to play in this event is because it was supposed to happen weeks ago. Begay pushed back the event just so Tiger could be healthy enough to play in the event.
Battling a knee injury as well as an Achilles injury, Tiger hasn't played competitive golf since May. He is itching to get back to the golf course, and by the end of August he should be healthy.
Tiger has stated he isn't returning to golf until he is 100 percent healthy. However, this is a charity event, which means he wouldn't have to play all that hard.
This would be Tiger's first appearance on a golf course in what seems like forever. That means it would draw so much attention to a charity event. How could he turn that down? It would increase the awareness of the event, and generate more money for charity.
Because he has yet to confirm Begay's statements, nobody knows whether or not the Begay is simply making rumors. However, it's a smart move on his part to announce this and put Tiger in a sticky situation.
Does he say no and turn down a charity event to continue to resting? Or will he say yes and help do wonders for his image?
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