Tiger Woods Wins First PGA Tour Victory Since 2009

 

TUPAC BACK! Err....I mean Tiger. 

Tiger Woods, after 30 long, grueling months, has finally won a PGA Tour match after winning today's Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. 

It was his first victory since 2009 on the PGA Tour, as he shot a -13, beating out Greame McDowell by five strokes. Today, he shot a two-under 70, better than McDowell who shot a 74. 

Woods has struggled since his sex scandal, but it looks like he can be back to doing what he does best: golf. The Masters are in two weeks, and this brings great confidence and momentum for him to continue his run and catch Jack Nicklaus for the most majors victories. 

"The question two weeks ago was when he could play again. Now, it's whether he can rule the sport like he once did," the Associated Press sums up nicely.

Glad you're back, man!

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Written by Josh Dhani, Founder 

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