Tiger Woods Slump to World Order 12

Tiger Woods was ranked 12 of the world, a position he had never experienced in 14 years.

Former world number one has never won one championship after the 2009 Australian Masters. Constantly ranking dropped because of problems in the field and off the field.

Woods is now being squeezed by a fellow golfer Bubba Watson, namely the United States (sequence 11) and Dustin Johnson (13). Woods was the last time was in the top 10 of the world is on 6 April 1997. When was he on the order of 13.

Since Woods' sensational revelation of life in late 2009 and the business struggled to recover seoknya household, Woods is just a shadow of a once glorious figure.

It has been almost three years ago and ever since he won his last major title. He will likely prevail in the first position in the near future receded after Woods withdrew from the Players Championship this month due to injury.

At age 35, Woods has four times the left knee surgery. The back pain comes ahead of the U.S. Open.

Woods has won three times the national open and initially will be competing in the Quail Hollow Championship, Players and the Memorial Tournament on June 2 to 5. to pave the way toward the U. S. Open.

However, he had not followed the Quail Hollow because of strained muscle in his left knee. Health condition had forced her to withdraw from next week's Players.

Woods lost a lot of time in preparation for the U.S. Open on June 16 to 19 which will be held at Congressional Country Club, Bethesda, Maryland.

He repeatedly proposed to resign if they feel unable to compete with other participants. "It's easy for me, (when) to resign when my appearance is no longer adequate." said Woods told Reuters before winning the 2008 U.S. Open.

"I'm not going to practice and prepare as hard as I, if I knew that the match will be defeated people."

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