By Phil Casey, Press Association Golf Correspondent
Published: 23:19 BST, 11 June 2019 | Updated: 23:19 BST, 11 June 2019
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Tiger Woods hopes he has another 10 years to win majors and break Jack Nicklaus' record haul of 18, but admits he will need plenty of help along the way.
Woods told Nicklaus 'I'm done' at the Champions Dinner ahead of the 2017 Masters, but flew to London later that night to see a specialist, subsequently underwent career-saving spinal fusion surgery and won his 15th major title at Augusta National in April.
'Hypothetically if I give myself another 10 years that's 40 majors,' Woods said ahead of this week's US Open at Pebble Beach, where he won by an incredible 15 shots in 2000.
Tiger Woods says he needs another decade if he wants to beat Jack Nicklaus' major record
Woods said: 'The trick is can I keep myself healthy and strong enough considering what my body has been through? That's where I need help with all my trainers and physios and workout regimes, and hopefully, I can make that happen.'
Woods did not compete between the
