Why Tiger Woods can take Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia inspiration as he seeks another PGA Tour win.

For Tiger Woods, who is 50 next and battling a series of really bad injuries, it might seem like winning another golf tournament is further away than ever.

However, after playing well with Charlie at the PNC and also showing glimpses of his former self in the TGL, Woods will fancy getting involved and crucially, in contention again.

But if he can get fit, then he need only look at the LIV Golf circuit to take inspiration from two of his olde foes on the PGA Tour.

Sergio Garcia, now 45, won the event in Hong Kong and continues to look in fine form in a Ryder Cup year.

Likewise, old friend Phil Mickelson also finished an impressive third over 54 holes and produced some of the best golf we’ve seen in years.

With Mickelson now 54 and having won the PGA Championship in 2021 against the odds as a 51-year-old, the blueprint is there for Tiger to follow if he can indeed shake those injuries off.

While many might write Tiger Woods off and in fairness, they have every right to that opinion, one man who doesn’t believe he’s finished is legendary caddie, Billy Foster.

The current man on the bag for Matt Fitzpatrick knows Tiger very well.