Tiger Woods, the former world number 1, is the host of the 2022 Genesis Invitational. However, the 15-time major championship winner gave an enthralling interview in the third round of the event regarding his return to the PGA Tour. Moreover, Woods also spoke about the modern golf equipment.

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The moment all of the golf fans are eagerly waiting for is finally here, as Tiger Woods makes his first appearance of the 2022 season. Tiger is the host of the seventh event of the 2022 PGA Tour season, the Genesis Invitational, which is taking place at the beautiful Riviera Country Club. But much in the despair for Tigers fans all over the globe, he is not playing the event, but we can expect to hear from him on Sunday when he hands over the trophy to the winner.

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Woods gave an interview in the CBS Booth to Nick Faldo as well as, Jim Nantz about his return to the PGA Tour. Woods spoke about the modern equipment. The 82-time PGA Tour winner said, “I think it would be advantageous for the game of golf if we did that. I personally don’t want to see the amateurs lose the excitement of going out there and playing long and have the forgiveness. But also just add spin to the golf ball. That’s a way to shorten it up as well.”

And as for the question about his comeback on PGA Tour, Woods said, “You will see me on the PGA Tour. I just don’t know when.” He gave the interview in the third round on Saturday.

2022 Genesis Invitational leader

Joaquin Niemann is the leader after three rounds at the Riviera Country Club. Niemann carded three consecutive rounds in the ’60s. He carded a round of 68 in the third round of the event. As a result, he is currently at 19 under par with a two-shot lead heading into Sunday.

Can he seal the deal? Not to forget, that some big names are teeing it up at the 2022 Genesis Invitational.

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What do you think about Tigers return? Do you think he will play the 2022 Masters?