Golf 'really healthy' even without Tiger, says Rose


Justin Rose, a Hong Kong winner in 2015, said he was still disappointed to have missed out on Masters glory so narrowly to Sergio Garcia this year, but added that he was looking forward to the rematch. - AFP

Hong Kong (AFP) - Golf no longer needs Tiger Woods to captivate global audiences because a new generation of young superstars has emerged in his absence, Olympic champion Justin Rose has said.

Woods' agent set the golfing world abuzz this week after revealing the 14-time major-winner had been cleared by his doctor to begin full practice as he prepares for yet another comeback from injury.

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