Both Woods and Mickelson may be absent

2009 is a big year for golf, because the world number one Tiger Woods’s car accident, Mickelson’s family problem and also about so many young golfers appeared. What’s about 2010, if we will miss the world number one and number three?

The world number one, not seen in public since crashing his car in the early hours of November 27, has until 10pm Friday British time to either commit to the event or continue his self-imposed exile.

Woods has been on an indefinite break after lurid stories about his private life hit the headlines and he was reported to have attended a sex clinic in Mississippi as part of his bid to save his marriage (you can see more about Tiger Woods and the golf equipment he bloved by visiting the discount golf clubs supplier).

Not even his former neighbour and close friend Mark O'Meara has spoken to him since the shocking scandal erupted and there have been no hints from his management company about a date for his comeback.

That is just guesswork and if Woods is still absent come the first major of the year then the odds on a whole season without him will drop dramatically.

Next week's organisers already know they will have to do without Phil Mickelson. The world number three  he was overtaken by Steve Stricker on Sunday is spending time with his family, Mickelson's wife and mother were both diagnosed with breast cancer last year.

We miss Tiger Woods, because it is quite amazing to see him playing golf. The first wish for 2010 is to see Tiger Woods playing golf again. And also best wishes to the same excellent golfer Mickelson.
 

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