Tiger Woods Struggling With Accuracy

Tiger Woods Struggling With Accuracy

Tiger wood is now a days in trouble because of its accuracy. He is trying to recover from there but its look very tough for him to come out from there.For Woods, the answer to regaining his stroke could be in his signature. He can pen an autograph for a fan without breaking stride because it is an act embedded in his unconscious. When he was younger, he approached putting the same way: he stroked the ball without giving it a second thought and chased it to the hole.  In his 2001 instructional book, ?How I Play Golf,? Woods wrote of the ease with which he putted in his teenage years. ?I had never seen a putt I didn?t like,? he wrote. And, ?under pressure, it seemed like I never missed.?  Woods, 36, insisted his thinking on the greens is the same as it ever was.  ?Oh, yeah,? he said Tuesday on the eve of his first-round test against Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño at the Match Play Championship at Dove Mountain. He added, ?Every putt can be buried.?  The statistics tell a different story. Woods?s success on the greens has tailed off appreciably since 2009, when he ranked second on the PGA Tour in strokes gained putting. After he returned from his scandal-driven hiatus in the spring of 2010, he ranked 109th in that category; last year, he was 45th.  Most golfers, if they are honest, will concede that after a few costly misses on the greens, it is not unusual for those failures to dwell in their heads like squatters.