Friday, September 1, 2000
Woods confirms Canadian Open
entry
OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) — Tiger Woods
confirmed Thursday that he will play in next week's Bell Canadian
Open.
Woods, coming off consecutive victories
in the PGA Championship and NEC Invitational, hasn't played the
Canadian Open since missing the cut in the 1997 tournament.
Woods battled the flu recently, brought
on by his intense pursuit of history over the last three months
— a record-breaking victory in the U.S. Open, completing
the career Grand Slam in the British Open and winning the PGA.
He is the first player since Byron Nelson
in 1945 to win at least eight times on the PGA Tour in consecutive
years.
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