By Phil Casey, Press Association Sport Golf Correspondent
Published: 17:05 GMT, 20 February 2019 | Updated: 17:05 GMT, 20 February 2019
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Tiger Woods admits he already has one eye on getting himself 'race ready' for the Masters, even as he tries to win an incredible 19th World Golf Championships title.
Woods ended a five-year winless drought by claiming his 80th PGA Tour title in the Tour Championship last year, but has never made any secret of the fact that major titles are his primary target.
The last of the 43-year-old's 14 majors to date came in the 2008 US Open and although it is 14 years since the last of his four wins at Augusta National, Woods is firmly among the favourites for the green jacket in April.
Tiger Woods admits he already has an eye on April's Masters tournament at Augusta National
The 43-year-old ended a five-year winless drought last year but hasn't won a major since 2008
'Augusta started (being on my radar) probably back in October, November,' Woods said in a pre-tournament press conference ahead of the WGC-Mexico Championship.
'Thinking about shots I would need, clubs I'd be using for the event,
