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In 2003, Electronic Arts, Inc. publishes Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 on Windows. This sports game is now abandonware and is set in a golf and licensed title themes.

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Toni 2024-05-07 0 point

The game is perfect for me, it's the best of all in the series, but when I save a game later I don't see the option to load the saved game anywhere in the game menu. Thank you

Rick 2024-04-05 2 points

CD KEY??? ANYONE???

This game was awesome 2023-10-09 0 point

When I launch the game it says I do not have enough video memory which is hilarious considering I have a 3080 and a Ryzen 9 5900x with 64 gigs of RAM

LostRealist 2023-09-30 -1 point

For me this one runs without much issue with the NoCD patch. Sadly, the game itself was somewhat disappointing for me as I was looking for a simulation. In career mode, the game very heavily scripts your shots. On the Amateur level I've been chipping in inexplicable miracle shots left and right and after some time of playing the game pivots and starts to cut you down with inexplicably sending your shots off to the parking lot. Putts can simply go opposite direction off your club than you aimed them if the game doesn't want you to advance too quickly. It's very frustrating when it does this and it's quite unsatisfying when you hit a shot that has a magnet in it and finds the pin no matter what. It's quite typical EA bullshit for this era, the FIFA games of this time were also MAJOR offenders in the "Nintendo hard" category. That's my two cents. This game is actually quite lackluster for those looking for simulation, especially compared to the new 2023 iteration which is punishingly realistic.

Anon 2022-12-12 -2 points

I got lucky, I was able to play TW 2004 with no problem, but I had to borrow Doc Brown's DeLorean to do it...

@Cameron 2022-10-25 1 point

Has anything changed for you? Evidently the previous solutions did not work

Cameron 2022-05-20 1 point

Seems this one just won't run on Windows 10 no matter what you throw at it unfortunately. I've tried every combination of dgvoodoo, compat mode, fullscreen/windowed and 1.0/1.1 patch and there's no way to get video, only a black screen with intro and menu audio.

MG 2022-02-04 4 points

Mount disc 1 first whatever your method then right click mount in your dvd drive and open This brings up game install folder install and during procedure the install will ask you to mount next CD's 2 & 3 then back to 1 Then confirm close Then patch with 1.1 patch and 1.1 No CD which can be found online When I start game intro video doesn't show but plays audio in background. Let that do it's thing and game should go to front menu of game. Please note this will only happen when compatibility set to Windows 98/ME. No compatibility or other the game will hang after intro. But there's a twist. In Windows 98/ME compatibility you may experience sound issues. Therefore I left compatibility blank and when the game hung after intro press ctrl/alt/del to bring up task manager. Then press cancel and game should go to main menu after intro. Then you have better sound. Only issue you have to press ctrl/alt/del every time you start game. Unless someone knows another solution or you want to just go with the 98/ME compatibility and sound issue. Lastly you may see in modern Win 10 the graphics flickering in game. To solve this right click the game exe and properties. There you will see option at bottom 'Disable screen optimisations' tick this box and graphic in game flicker should be gone.

Chugster 2022-02-01 1 point

Ok so i got the game to install but when i run i get the EA Sports logo, then i get the sounds of the menu and the mouse but i cant see the main screen. Is there a way to set the game to windowed mode?

K 2022-01-08 -1 point

I'm trying to use dgVoodoo to get the game running but I'm having no luck getting it configured correctly. Any advice?

Morgan 2021-09-27 1 point

@ASTRO_ZOMBIE1984 You need to Mount the 2CD Thats The Media disk

mdg 2021-08-28 -2 points

do i need to download all 3 disk? im new to this thing

astro_zombie1984 2021-08-02 0 point

It is asking me to insert media disk. I know nothing about modern computing. What am I missing?

EasyGamer 2021-07-10 1 point

Using dgVoodoo I was able to get the game to run on Windows 10. It fixes that DirectX issue.

Happy Days 2021-04-29 4 points

I am getting the error "DirectX is reporting that there is not enough video memory to run the game". Does anyone have a fix for this? Would greatly appreciate it.

Miller 2021-04-10 -1 point

Any advice on the Media Disk prompt when installing?

Tits McGee 2021-04-07 1 point

If you're having a problem with pre-2010 EA keys, look for a keygen from a guy named FFF. Usually goes by 'EA.Games.Multi.Keygen.(83) or (168) or some other number. I've been using them for the better part of 15 years and they never fail.

admin 2021-01-14 4 points

Please try: AEUL-B8RC-QX8Z-HRZ4-ABHR

Phil Tripcony 2021-01-12 -1 point

What a bout serial number for install? i did not find one

admin 2021-01-11 1 point

@Maarcis just found it, will upload soon

Maarcis 2020-12-31 0 point

Nice addition on myabandonware, i wanted to ask is there any chance Madden NFL 2002 gets added to the site?

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 is the 12th PGA Tour Title in the series and the 7th to feature Tiger Woods. The game was Developed by EA Redwood Shores, Headgate Studios (PC) and Backbone Emeryville (GBA, N-Gage) and was published by EA Sports

[[info from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_Woods_PGA_Tour_2004] 1]

• 1 Tour Cards
• 2 World Tour
• 3 Game Face
• 4 Equipment
• 8 References

Tour cards feature as they did in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003, though they do not feature any special design as the previous release did.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 features a world tour mode which acts as the main story of the game. In this mode, the player golfer will travel around the world defeating various rivals on various golf courses. At first, most of the matches are locked until you complete challenges in a certain order. These Matches are:

EA Game Face made its first appearance in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004, this mode allowed the player to create a far more extensive and customised character than the previous 2003 title, with the addition of sliders, preset colors and hairstyles.

Additional Attributes were also added - power boost, and ball striking.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 features an enormous Pro shop where the player can gain access to swathes of equiptment, many with their own bonuses that provide boosts to attributes, up to a maximum of 4.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 retained all of the courses from Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003 and added a further 7 new courses, the most that was made available for the sixth generation console, GameCube . Thus, the game contained 14 real world courses and 5 Fantasy Courses . They are:

From Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003

Royal Birkdale

Princeville Resort

TPC at Sawgrass

Pebble Beach

Torrey Pines

Black Rock Cove (Fantasy Course)

Poppy Hills

The Highlands (Fantasy Course)

TPC at Scottsdale

Spyglass Hill

St Andrews (Old Course)

The Predator (Fantasy Course)

New courses for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004

Bethpage Black

Bay Hill Club

Kapalua Plantation

Emerald Dragon (Fantasy Course)

Wallaby Creek (Fantasy Course)

Penguin Falls (Fantasy Course)

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Charles Howell III

Notah Begay III

Justin Rose

Colin Montgomerie

Vijay Singh

Val 'Sunshine' Summers

Sunday Tiger Woods

Moa 'Big Mo' Ta'a Vato

Edwin 'Pops' Masterso

Kellie Newman

Felicia 'Downtown' Brown

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• PGA Tour golfing game featuring golf sensation Tiger Woods
• EA Sports Game Face allows you to create elaborate custom golfers
• Play multi-round competitions on the top courses and earn sponsorship money
• Five new courses have been added to all the old favorites
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In the world of professional golf, one name stands out above the rest: Tiger Woods. He has no equal on the PGA TOUR, but now you have the chance to build a golfer that's even better! Take your custom golfer through the trials and tribulations of all the great courses in Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 2004 . With all the top competition on some of the most famous fairways and greens ever, this is the ultimate golf experience. Get your driver ready!

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004

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• 2003 ( Xbox )
• 2003 ( GameCube )
• 2003 ( PlayStation 2 )
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• Headgate Studios Inc.
• #23 on GameCube
• #56 on Xbox
• #220 on PlayStation 2
• #680 on Windows
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Tiger Woods is back for another round of golf in this edition of the series. The biggest addition to this version is EA's Game Face, which lets you customize the players' physical appearance. You have the basics, such as hair, skin, facial hair and other general appearances, but Game Face allows you to customize every other aspect, from teeth shape, logos, tattoos, headbands, hats, and more. You may also change individual body mass, muscle tone, mid-section, arms and legs. You also have the option of choosing specific swing style animations, post-putt and celebration animations, and "pissed off" animations for when you score a triple bogey.

One of the new modes is World Tour, which puts you through a standard 52-week PGA tour to earn money, sponorships, and better gear. You can play for up to twenty seasons. The other new game mode is Battle Golf, where you can win an opponent's clubs if you beat them. All the other standard game modes are here, from Skill Challenge and Speed Golf to a Skins Match or Practice.

A new feature is the game's ability to read your console's internal clock, and provide you with game modes. If it's near the end of October and your clock is properly set, you may be invited to a Halloween event where you can win items specific to that event.

All top PGA players are included for you to play as (or against), including Vijay Singh and Justin Leonard. Newcomers to the sport have also been added, such as John Daly.

Most of the courses from 2003 have made it, with seven new courses, both real and fantasy. One of the new courses is Bethpage Black, an extremely difficult course located in Washington.

Like all other 2004 EA Sports console games, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 has the EA Sports Bio, which tracks your accomplishments and games over all EA Sports titles. The more EA Sports games you play, and the longer you play them, will increase your EA Gamer Level and unlock additional rewards, such as a new driver in Tiger Woods or historic teams in NHL 2004 . This feature isn't on the PC version.

Gamers who buy the PlayStation 2 version will be able to play online through EA's matchmaking service. You cannot play online with the Xbox or GameCube versions.

If you buy the GameCube version, you can use the GameBoy Advance to hook up to the GameCube to unlock special rewards not available through normal play.

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Same as before with improved graphics.

The Good Overall i like the game and you can find my thoughts about it in my TW PGA Tour 2003 Review . The Bad The guys at EA are just making more money in the franchise (like the NBA and FIFA series) therefore they feel like just improving the graphics is enough to satisfy the customer. Well, i do not feel the same way... In my opinion, improving graphics does not improve the gameplay, and this one is the one adding value to the game. The Bottom Line Care about graphics? Then take it...but if you do not, stick with the 2003 edition if you already own it.

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 is a singleplayer and multiplayer third-person sports game in the PGA Tour series.

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 won’t launch.

I recently got Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 on PC and installed everything. But when I’m done finish installing, the game won’t launch. I tried going the launcher for the game and it won’t launch. I tried to click the app on my taskbar, same thing. What should I do to get it working again?

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The version that i'm using is 20H2

Older games such as this are not affected by the version of Win10 you are using. This only applies to some recent titles.

- Which version of the game are you using ? Assuming you are using the disc based version of the game. ...

I believe Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 is another of hundreds of disc based games that use SafeDisk copy protection (other EA Sports titles from

2004 use SafeDisk), and MS introduced a so called 'security' feature in Win10 - DRM Blocking - that prevents any disc base game that uses

SafeDisk from launching.

The only way you can run these games on Win10 is to use a noCD Fix\hack.

More details in my post at ---this thread---

How do I unblock the DRM? Because if it is impossible, I will never see that game again.

Yes, I did give a link to the site you can get noCD fixes from and a short explanation of how they work, in the post I linked to earlier, but...

They have one noCD fix at ...

--- https://megagames.com/games/tiger-woods-pga-tour-2004  ---

(v 1.0, so this may not work if the game gets patched to a newer version)

- I just downloaded this file as see it is a simple executable replacement.

Once you have decompressed the two .zip folders (there is a second .zip in the main .zip folder) with the tw2004.exe file fix.

Remember to delete the - d - at the end of .ZIP on the download title.

Move or copy the fixed tw2004.exe file to replace the games original tw2004.exe in the games install folder.

You don't need the other files.

( I'm not positive about the .txt file with g5iSGy8= written in it as these are a fairly new thing I don't have with my older noCD fixes.

If the tw2004.exe does not launch the game you may need to put this text file in the same folder\sub-folder the tw2004.exe is in. )

How do I decompress the 2 .zip files after I download the nocd file?

But, how do I delete the d?

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Is Tiger Woods in EA Sports PGA Tour? Answered

For the first time since Rory McIlroy PGA Tour (2015), EA Sports have released their very own PGA Tour game. And while there is plenty to separate it from past installments, players may be wondering if arguably the greatest of all time, Tiger Woods, graces EA’s game once again. So, is Tiger Woods in EA Sports PGA Tour? Let’s dig in.

Does Tiger Woods Return in EA Sports PGA Tour?

The short answer is no, Tiger Woods does not appear in EA Sports PGA Tour . If fans of golf videogames wish to play as him, though, they do have that opportunity. You’ll just have to play PGA Tour 2K23 instead, where Woods is not only playable but also serves as “Executive Director”. After nearly a decade since last appearing in an EA Sports golf game, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 14 in 2013, the franchise then turned to McIlroy the following year before licensing deals expired.

The 47-year-old joining up with 2K this past year doesn’t seem to have effected EA, however, who have gone back to the drawing board with their latest offering in hopes of offering the most authentic experience possible to players. Additionally, there are plenty of other pros to choose from, such as Jordan Spieth, Scottie Schefler, Nelly Korda, and Lexi Thompson just to name a handful.

That’s all you need to know with regards to whether or not Tiger Woods is in EA Sports PGA Tour . For more in-game information, be sure to check what else Twinfinite has to offer at the links below.

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2006 — English FA Cup Final, Millennium Stadium, Cardiff (71,140): Liverpool beats West Ham United, 3-1 on penalties after 3–3 (a.e.t.); Reds 7th title.

2007 — Canada wins hockey’s world championship with a 4-2 victory over Finland. Rick Nash leads the way with two goals as Canada captures its’ 24th world title and first since 2004.

2007 — Rafael Nadal becomes the first player to win the Rome Masters three consecutive times by beating Fernando Gonzalez of Chile 6-2, 6-2. The victory extends his winning streak on clay to 77 matches. By reaching the final, the Spaniard broke John McEnroe’s record for most consecutive victories (75) on one surface.

2007 — At 16 years, 65 days Matthew Briggs debuts for Fulham in a 3-1 defeat at Middlesbrough; youngest player to appear in an English Premier League match.

2007 — PGA Players Championship, TPC at Sawgrass: American Phil Mickelson wins by 2 strokes ahead of runner-up Sergio García of Spain; event played in May for the first time.

2012 — Manchester City wins the English title for the first time in 44 years, surging past Queens Park Rangers 3-2 with Sergio Aguero scoring his team’s second goal late in injury time. Aguero scores during the fourth minute of injury time, two minutes after substitute Edin Dzeko made it 2-2. The winning goal snatches the trophy from defending champion Manchester United on goal difference.

2012 — PGA Players Championship, TPC at Sawgrass: Matt Kuchar wins by 2 strokes ahead of Ricky Fowler, Zach Johnson, Martin Laird and Ben Curtis.

2014 — Henrik Lundqvist sets an NHL record with his fifth straight Game 7 victory. He made 35 saves to lift the New York Rangers to a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins and earn a spot in the Eastern Conference finals. Brian Boyle and Brad Richards score for New York, who rally from a 3-1 series deficit for the first time in the franchise’s 88-year history.

2015 — Derek Stepan scores 11:24 in overtime, lifting the New York Rangers past the Washington Capitals 2-1 and into the Eastern Conference finals. Stepan’s wrist shot from the left wing caps a comeback from a 3-1 deficit in the series. The Rangers become the only team to manage that in successive years, doing the same thing to Pittsburgh in the second round in 2014.

2018 — Liverpool’s Egyptian soccer forward Mohamed Salah scores in a 4-0 win against Brighton to set the EPL goal scoring record (32) for a 38-game season.

2018 — PGA Players Championship, TPC at Sawgrass: American Webb Simpson wins by 4 strokes from Xander Schauffele, Charl Schwartzel and Jimmy Walker.

2019 — The Tradition Senior Men’s Golf, Greystone G &CC: Steve Stricker wins his first career major title by 6 strokes ahead of Billy Andrade, Paul Goydos & David Toms.

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Tiger Woods Is Back at Valhalla, Where Half a Lifetime Ago He Won a Duel for the Ages

Pat forde | may 14, 2024.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — He’s exactly twice the age now that he was then, a middle-aged man playing in the lengthening twilight shadow of his own greatness. The baggy pants and billowy shirt he wore while famously finger-pointing a birdie putt into the hole here in 2000 have been replaced by tighter clothes, layers of muscle and layers of scar tissue. Tiger Woods is back at Valhalla Golf Club, half a lifetime after one of the great performances of his career.

Back then, Woods was 24 years old and at the absolute peak of his powers, on his way to a Tiger Slam of the four major championships. Today he is an achy 48, hoping this week to play 72 holes in a major other than the Masters for the first time since 2020.

Yet even if Woods is a diminished threat to win, he remains the golfer everyone most wants to see. By the weekend our attention likely will be diverted elsewhere in this 106th PGA, but on a practice-round Monday, Woods was the only golfer who drew thousands along for his walk across this rolling bluegrass course east of Louisville, Ky. 

This particular demographic of fans probably doesn't give a rip about LIV Golf or the internal angst of the PGA Tour. The people just want to be near the aging legend as he walked among them—perhaps for the last time at this course.

“You the man, bro,” a Louisville Metro Police officer called out as Tiger walked from the 12th green to 13th tee Monday. The cop exhaled and said out loud, but seemingly to himself, “O.K., I got that out of the way.” This seemed like a box the cop needed to check.

Woods toured the front nine at Valhalla on Sunday. He canvassed the back nine Monday — by himself, no playing partners, though ESPN analyst Andy North joined Woods for the 18th hole. That followed a practice round over the course last week.

Woods was dressed in his new apparel line, Sun Day Red, after 27 years with Nike. 

Woods smiled blandly at the gallery as fans shouted comments, all of which he has certainly heard a thousand times before. He occasionally waved in acknowledgement of applause. He signed autographs for 3 1/2 minutes after his practice was complete. But mostly he was here to work, gathering intel on a course he knows but has changed over the years.

Woods flipped out his yardage book—with a Stanford cover—on every hole Monday. He took copious notes, especially on the greens. Assuredly he had some Valhalla observations from the old days written into the book, comparing then versus now.

The greatest change from 2000 to ’24 is Woods himself, of course. Triumph, scandal, a major car wreck and the mundane passing of time have all left their imprint on the world’s most interesting athlete of the last 30 years.

Woods arrived at Valhalla in 2000 fully deified, seemingly on an inevitable track toward becoming the greatest golfer in history. He’d won four majors to that point, with Jack Nicklaus’s record 18 looming in the distance looking easily surmountable.

He was coming off jaw-dropping victories at historic venues—a perfect U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, a blistering British Open at St. Andrews. Combined margin of victory in those two majors was a staggering 23 shots. Everyone was certain this PGA would be major No. 5.

Everyone was right. But it was far more difficult than envisioned, a dramatic playoff victory laced with pressure.

The man who pushed Tiger Woods to the brink of stunning defeat was a nobody . Bob May never won a PGA Tour event and only came close once, on a steamy August weekend at Valhalla against the hottest golfer in the world.

It took 75 holes for Woods to beat May, not shaking free of the journeyman until chasing in a 25-foot birdie on No. 16, the first hole of a three-hole playoff. Before that, May played the best golf of his life from the second round on, putting a pair of 66s on the board on Friday and Saturday to earn a pairing with Tiger on Sunday.

Woods led by a shot when they went to the first tee. Dressed in Sunday red, the expectation was that he would quickly put May in the rearview mirror and roll to victory as easily as he had at Pebble and St. Andrews. Instead, the two men delivered a duel that lives in PGA lore.

May birdied the second hole and Woods bogeyed, flipping the leaderboard. Then May birdied No. 4, taking a two-shot lead. Woods tied it up heading to the back nine.

May birdied No. 11 to retake the lead and continued to apply withering pressure with one dart after another into the greens. Woods kept answering, rolling in a short birdie putt on 17 to tie. Heading to the par-5 finishing hole, a staggering upset was in play.

May dropped a 15-footer for birdie, putting Woods in a do-or-die position. Tiger was Tiger in the heat of the moment, dropping a six-footer to send the match into a three-hole playoff. The two men were 18 under par, five shots clear of their closest pursuer.

Woods birdied the 16th, then held on through the last two holes. It was his third straight major victory, and he would complete the Tiger Slam in April 2001 by winning the Masters. There seemed to be no stopping him.

Things happened that stopped him, most of them self-inflicted. Woods reached 14 major victories in 2008, winning the U.S. Open in a playoff on a broken leg, then was felled by scandal in his personal life. He was in the field for the last PGA here at Valhalla in 2014, which was won by Rory McIlroy. Woods failed to make the cut in that appearance.

He woke up the echoes of greatness at the Masters in 2019, then suffered severe leg injuries in a single-car accident in 2021. He’s come back to play periodically, but hasn’t been a factor since then. He might never be again.

Half a lifetime ago, Tiger Woods gave Valhalla its signature moment as a major championship venue. That chapter, at the peak of his career, is over. But he still pulls fans to the gallery ropes when he walks by, hoping for one more glimpse of greatness.

Pat Forde covers college sports, the Olympics and horse racing for Sports Illustrated. Pat wrote two books and was nominated for the 1990 Pulitzer Prize. In addition to his work at SI, Pat is also the co-host of the College Football Enquirer podcast. He is an analyst for the Big Ten Network and contributes to national radio shows. In a career spanning more than three decades, Pat has worked at Yahoo! Sports, ESPN and the Louisville Courier-Journal. 

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At PGA Championship, Tiger Woods is looking to turn back time

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – In a sport beset by change, recent and unwelcome , a nostalgic comfort is found in one thing that remains familiar after all these years.

There’s still nothing like watching Tiger Woods hit a golf ball.

“His skill level, his talent is still just mesmerizing,” said fellow PGA Tour golfer Max Homa.

The Big Cat isn’t back. Not by his standards.

But he’s here.

Woods, 48, is teeing it up at this week’s PGA Championship at Valhalla, where he won this tournament in 2000 – literally half a lifetime ago. His appearance is a rare treat for golf fans who've grow accustomed to seldom seeing him prowl the links anymore.

Since July 2022, Woods has played in only five PGA Tour events – and he withdrew from two.

The competitive spirit is willing, but physically? That’s his question, and it isn’t going away.

Woods said Tuesday his body feels "OK." That he is “always going to feel soreness and stiffness in my back." That he wishes his “game was a little sharper,” because, after all, he doesn’t play much. He also said that he appreciates all this more, also because he doesn’t play much.

And yet, Woods said this, too, like a man who meant it: “I still feel that I can win golf tournaments.”

“I still feel I can hit the shots,” he said. “I still feel like I have my hands around the greens, and I can putt. I just need to do it for all four days.”

For anyone old enough to remember Woods in his prime, it’s odd – and, frankly, a little sad – to imagine him sitting at the site of a major tournament, having to convince anyone of his capacity to play golf at the highest level.

Being a massive underdog, it doesn’t suit Woods, given the unmistakable aura and massive crowds that accompany his every step on a golf course. But at the same time, it’d be truly stunning for him to repeat his previous PGA win here at Valhalla. Too many of those steps on this golf course.

Old baseball pitchers will tell you, years after retiring, that they’d still be capable of heating up their arms for one, good, vintage performance. The trouble would come with asking their aging arms to keep doing it again and again against younger competition.

Woods figures to still be capable of one special shot or putt or round, “but when that energy and that adrenaline wears off either sometime Thursday or Friday, what does he have after that?” said Curtis Strange , former golfer-turned-ESPN-analyst.

Last month, Woods made the cut at The Masters with rounds of 73 and 72, but he followed it with disappointing rounds of 82 and 77 to finish at 16-over-par, last among those who golfed into the weekend in Augusta.

“Getting around is more of the difficulty that I face, day to day, and the recovery, pushing myself either in practice or on competitive days,” Woods said. “I mean, you saw it at Augusta. I was there after two days and didn’t do very well on the weekend.”

The head tells you he has no chance, but the heart wants to listen to Homa, who played alongside Woods for those first two rounds at The Masters.

“It's always going to be crazy to think he'd win another one,” Homa said, “but watching him play those two days at Augusta, I very much thought he could win another golf tournament. ...

"I'd put nothing past him at this point.”

Reach sports columnist Gentry Estes at [email protected] and on the X platform (formerly known as Twitter) @Gentry_Estes.