He's a massive underdog in a sport he used to dominate. But he's here. Can Tiger Woods do the unthinkable at Valhalla?

Tiger Woods says the PGA Tour's policy board's negotiations with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund remains "fluid" and there's "a lot of work ahead for all of us."

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A goateed Tiger Woods sat in front of the media at Valhalla Golf Club on Tuesday and shared that his game could be in a better place ahead of his 23rd career start at the PGA Championship. “My body’s okay,” Woods said. “It is what it is. I wish my game was a little bit sharper.”