I’ll play as long as I can play and win – Woods

Tiger Woods has no intention of walking away from the sport and said on Tuesday that he will continue playing for as long as he believes he is able to win. Colin Montgomerie, a winner of 31 European Tour events, in an interview with The Times last week said the 48-year-old Woods did not seem […]

Tiger Woods has no intention of walking away from the sport and said on Tuesday that he will continue playing for as long as he believes he is able to win.

Colin Montgomerie, a winner of 31 European Tour events, in an interview with The Times last week said the 48-year-old Woods did not seem to enjoy a single shot during last month’s US Open in Pinehurst.

Woods had missed the cut by two strokes.

Woods, who has won 15 majors, said that his belief to win has not wavered.

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“I’ll play as long as I can play and I feel like I can still win the event,” Woods told reporters ahead of The Open.