Tiger Woods' livelihood hasn't changed. There are paparazzi everywhere around woods’ home, helicopters here and there and people driving by and paparazzi camping out in front of the gates still.

Although this situation hasn't changed, although much of the world number one's focus in recent weeks has been on attempting to return to some kind of normality, Tiger  Woods will still simply concentrate on the task of rediscovering his best form, and working on a swing which at times looked decidedly rusty at Augusta.

That said, he is happier now with his performance than he was coming off the course. Tiger said, "Immediately after the event they asked me how did I feel about it and I wasn't very happy; I lost. but, given a little time to reflect on it, it was an incredible week.” He added, "It went as well as it could have possibly gone. Obviously, I didn't do what I needed to do at the weekend, but overall, after not playing for that long and coming back and finishing fourth, that's pretty reasonable."

Phil Mickelson ultimately collected the famous green jacket and he too returns to action at Charlotte admitting his success was the most special of his career to date. Mickelson's wife Amy and mother Mary are both currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer, and having his family with him as he claimed the prize meant a great deal. The left-hander said: "Amy and I were talking this last couple of weeks about how glad we were that she was there, that the kids were there, that we could look back on it.

"To have that together given what the past year has brought, it has just made it probably the most special tournament win that I have had."

Nevertheless, the victory has also increased Mickelson's desire for success, and he is now targeting the US Open at Pebble Beach in June as his main priority. He said: "I have finished second in the US Open five times, it's a tournament that's my national open and growing up here, that's a special event for me."

Well, as an old saying, "A fault confessed is half redressed" Let's send our best wishes to him.

|read more|          |return to www.golfwholesale18.com|