JERSEY CITY, N.J. – He said it two weeks ago during the PGA Championship and now Tiger Woods is sticking to the script. Even without a major championship title, he deems this a “great” year.
“By my standards,” contended the five-time 2013 PGA Tour winner, “it’s a great year.”
In previous years, Woods has maintained that a season can’t be considered great – for him, at least – unless he wins a major.
It appears that isn’t the case any longer.
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“This year’s been a great year so far,” he continued. “I’ve won at two of my favorite venues, plus winning two World Golf Championships and a Players in there. It’s been pretty good.”
Great, pretty good. Perhaps it’s splitting hairs.
One thing is for sure, though. When asked whether he’d rather win five times without a major or only once at a major, he doesn’t mince words.
“I think the major, yeah.”