Tiger Woods pulls out of World Challenge
Golf superstar Tiger Woods withdrew in the Chevron World Challenge due to injuries suffered in the one-car accident early Friday morning near his Florida home, he said in a statement on his website.
Woods also said that he will take a break this year and will be back on 2010, the next PGA tour event which he won four times.
Although the World Challenge is not part of the PGA Tour, it showcases 12 of the world’s best golf players and a part of the proceeds will help raise money for Woods’ charitable foundation. It will begin on Thursday, December 3 with a sum of $5.75 million as prizes.
Woods also called off a press conference scheduled for Tuesday at the tournament, ending hopes he might use it to offer more details about the crash and seek to end a flurry of media speculation.
Woods also missed the 2008 tournament while recovering from knee surgery.
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