His statement on social media was limited to four sentences, and it was unclear whether he would try to return to Genesis in Sunday’s final round as a tournament host. The message was also the latest news in Woods’ whirlwind.Making his first PGA Tour start since retiring from the Masters last April, he shot an up-and-down one-over 72 in Thursday’s first round. He made five baby birds. He won six dollars. He nodded once. He later blamed the accident on a back spasm.On Friday, during the second round of Genesis, he opened with a birdie. However, playing partner Gary Woodland later admitted that Woodland
was looking away. He reportedly went to several bathrooms. By the seventh hole, he was finished and PGA Tour rules official Pete Dachisen took him back to the clubhouse.Uncertainty arose. Mark Dusbabek told Golf Channel viewers that the WD was not caused by his back, but by an illness. An ambulance and two firemen appeared on the Riviera. Medical personnel entered and left the clubhouse every few minutes. After a while the firemen and the ambulance left.They were later followed by Woods. Around 15.40. local time, Woods left, driven by an officer in a red Genesis coupe.Rob McNamara, a longtime confidant of Woods, released this statement on questions and answers via PGA To..
Question “Just to confirm that all the EMT trucks, you know, everybody, the staff here, everybody thought it was important. So nothing structural back or ankle or…”McNamara: “Right, right. Not physical at all. ; back is fine. It was all medical, dehydration, which now means the symptoms have reversed now that he has an IV.After the round, Woodland said Woods didn’t look ‘right'”He was more calm,” Woodland said. “Obviously the day is shortened, we’re all trying to play well, especially the whole group is trying to focus and pull themselves together and play well. Yes, it was – I feel sorry for him, he was not right. He certainly tried to fight it and I hope he is doing well..
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