Tiger Woods ramps up comeback by going back to where it all started concresce

The former world No. 1, who played his first event in over a year at the Hero World Challenge earlier this month, confirmed he will be competing in February's Genesis Open at the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, California.

The event, which Woods will host, was the first PGA Tour tournament he competed in back in 1992 when he was but a spindly teenager -- shooting 72 and 75 and missing the cut.



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'I'm very excited to come back to the Riviera, come back to the Genesis Open, this is where it all started for me,' Woods said in a video posted on the Genesis Open Twitter page.

'It was my first PGA Tour event, I was 16 years old, I weighed about 105 pounds and it was a life-changing moment for me.

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'I've always loved playing there. I haven't always played my best, but the golf course is one of the most historic and iconic in the world.

Cypress -- the city where Woods was born -- is just a 45-minute drive from the Riviera Country Club.

Read: Woods still smiling despite 'bad mistakes' in comeback event

Woods' comeback in the Bahamas was a mixture of old magic littered with costly double bogeys.

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Despite hitting 24 birdies over the four rounds -- the best of any player in the field -- the 40-year-old eventually finished 14 shots behind winner Hideki Matsuyama.

'I'm very excited to come back to the Riviera, come back to the Genesis Open, this is where it all started for me,' Woods said in a video posted on the Genesis Open Twitter page. The event, which Woods will host, was the first PGA Tour tournament he competed in back in 1992 when he was but a spindly teenager -- shooting 72 and 75 and missing the cut. The former world No. 1, who played his first event in over a year at the Hero World Challenge earlier this month, confirmed he will be competing in February's Genesis Open at the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, California. Read: Woods still smiling despite 'bad mistakes' in comeback event Woods' comeback in the Bahamas was a mixture of old magic littered with costly double bogeys. The event, which Woods will host, was the first PGA Tour tournament he competed in back in 1992 when he was but a spindly teenager -- shooting 72 and 75 and missing the cut. Visit cnn.com/golf for more news and videos Read: Tiger Woods -- 20 years of where it went right and wrong Read: Tiger Woods -- 20 years of where it went right and wrong 'I'm very excited to come back to the Riviera, come back to the Genesis Open, this is where it all started for me,' Woods said in a video posted on the Genesis Open Twitter page. The former world No. 1, who played his first event in over a year at the Hero World Challenge earlier this month, confirmed he will be competing in February's Genesis Open at the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, California. Cypress -- the city where Woods was born -- is just a 45-minute drive from the Riviera Country Club. 'I'm very excited to come back to the Riviera, come back to the Genesis Open, this is where it all started for me,' Woods said in a video posted on the Genesis Open Twitter page. Cypress -- the city where Woods was born -- is just a 45-minute drive from the Riviera Country Club. Despite hitting 24 birdies over the four rounds -- the best of any player in the field -- the 40-year-old eventually finished 14 shots behind winner Hideki Matsuyama. The event, which Woods will host, was the first PGA Tour tournament he competed in back in 1992 when he was but a spindly teenager -- shooting 72 and 75 and missing the cut. Despite hitting 24 birdies over the four rounds -- the best of any player in the field -- the 40-year-old eventually finished 14 shots behind winner Hideki Matsuyama. Visit cnn.com/golf for more news and videos The event, which Woods will host, was the first PGA Tour tournament he competed in back in 1992 when he was but a spindly teenager -- shooting 72 and 75 and missing the cut. Cypress -- the city where Woods was born -- is just a 45-minute drive from the Riviera Country Club. Visit cnn.com/golf for more news and videos Read: Tiger Woods -- 20 years of where it went right and wrong The former world No. 1, who played his first event in over a year at the Hero World Challenge earlier this month, confirmed he will be competing in February's Genesis Open at the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, California. Woods' comeback in the Bahamas was a mixture of old magic littered with costly double bogeys. Cypress -- the city where Woods was born -- is just a 45-minute drive from the Riviera Country Club. 'I'm very excited to come back to the Riviera, come back to the Genesis Open, this is where it all started for me,' Woods said in a video posted on the Genesis Open Twitter page. Despite hitting 24 birdies over the four rounds -- the best of any player in the field -- the 40-year-old eventually finished 14 shots behind winner Hideki Matsuyama.

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