No timetable for Tiger’s return

LOS ANGELES. – Tiger Woods has expressed his disappointment at being unable to play in next week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational and revealed he has “no timetable” for his return to golf.

The four-time Masters winner said on Thursday he would miss the Arnold Palmer Invitational, putting his participation in next month’s Masters tournament seriously in doubt.

Woods issued a statement on his website confirming his withdrawal from the field at Bay Hill, which is the first staging of the tournament since Palmer passed away on the eve of the Ryder Cup last year. – Sky Sports.

 

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