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Tiger Woods believes his reworked swing has restored some of the fun and excitement to his game, and is a big reason why he played so well at the Masters.
The former top-ranked golfer, who finished in a tie for fourth Sunday at Augusta National, was already back at work Tuesday, promoting the sport and his sponsors on a trip to China.
"I hit the ball really well on the weekend and made some shots -- those are shots I know I can hit. That was fun and exciting," Woods said at the Mission Hills Dongguan clubhouse near the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. "It's really starting to feel pretty good. This week was a pretty good week."
The 14-time major champion hasn't won a title since returning from a five-month break last year after revelations of marital infidelity.
Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=6333904
The former top-ranked golfer, who finished in a tie for fourth Sunday at Augusta National, was already back at work Tuesday, promoting the sport and his sponsors on a trip to China.
"I hit the ball really well on the weekend and made some shots -- those are shots I know I can hit. That was fun and exciting," Woods said at the Mission Hills Dongguan clubhouse near the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. "It's really starting to feel pretty good. This week was a pretty good week."
The 14-time major champion hasn't won a title since returning from a five-month break last year after revelations of marital infidelity.
Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=6333904
