Woods can cash in again

Tiger Woods can take his earnings from World Golf Championship events to a staggering $10m (€8m) in California this week.

Woods can cash in again
Tue, 24 Feb, 2004 - 06:12

Tiger Woods can take his earnings from World Golf Championship events to a staggering $10m (€8m) in California this week.

Woods has won $9,043,333 (€7,216,358) since the inception of the WGC events in 1999, winning eight of the 15 events he has entered.

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