Woods out to end drought

TIGER WOODS is in unfamiliar territory at this week’s HSBC Champions tournament, but the American has no intention of changing his approach to the game as he bids to regain the world number one spot from Lee Westwood.

The American’s 281-week reign was brought to an end at the weekend after Martin Kaymer failed to claim a top-two finish at the Andalucia Masters, allowing Westwood to move to the top of the rankings.

Woods is determined to ensure his stay at number two is a short one, although he faces a tough task with Kaymer and defending champion Phil Mickelson all capable of becoming number one in Shanghai.