Tiger heading to Cat country

TIGER WOODS has confirmed his participation at next week’s AMEX World Championships at Mount Juliet Conrad in Co Kilkenny.

Tiger heading to Cat country
Sat, 25 Sep, 2004 - 01:00
Charlie Mulqueen

The former world number one will be going for his third American Express Championship win victory in a row and his fourth overall.

Woods’ inclusion means nine of the world’s top 10 will compete at the second staging of the American Express Championship on the Irish course.

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