Tiger Woods dwarfed by Chinese NBA star
The former world No. 1 will line up at the $10 million Players Championship, a tournament where he has won twice -- most recently in 2013 -- and been runner-up once. Woods, now ranked 106th after tying for 17th at Augusta on his return to action after a two-month break, did not qualify for next week's 64-man World Golf Championships Cadillac Match Play event in San Francisco. However, the 39-year-old took heart from his performance in the season's opening major, where he shot two sub-70 rounds and showed his short game is back in shape despite his continuing problems off the tee. "I'm very encouraged," the 14-time major champion said on his website. "It felt great to get back out there with the guys and compete again. "I hit a lot of good shots and look forward to teeing it up again at the Players Championship." The tournament, held at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, Florida from May 7-10, is one of the most prestigious on the PGA Tour. Woods did not...