Whicker: Sorry, Ryder Cup – it’s still Tiger Woods’ time

At the Masters champions dinner in 2017, Tiger Woods told Nick Faldo he might be done with golf.
Three months later, he entered a 28-day program to beat his addiction to Vicodin. This followed his arrest for DUI, and a mug shot that made the heavy-lidded Woods look like he’d been held hostage for weeks.
He later got probation for reckless driving. In November, he was the 1,148th-ranked golfer in the world.
He was in the past tense. His ruthless run from 1999 through 2007 was now the stuff