Tiger Woods expresses “as of right now I feel like I will play” in the Bosses – – and he wants to win it.

“I have no apprehensions about what I can do actually from a golf stance,” he expressed Tuesday at a news gathering on the 25th commemoration of his notable triumph at the 1997 Bosses, answering whether or not he can win the competition.

Woods, who has won the competition multiple times, is planned to start for the first round in Augusta, Georgia, at 10:34 a.m. ET Thursday morning.

The 15-time significant hero has been away from cutthroat golf for north of a year, having experienced genuine leg wounds in a fender bender in February 2021.

“As of this moment, I feel like I will play,” Woods said, finishing a long time of theory. “As of the present moment.”

Woods, 46, had played a couple of training adjusts at Augusta Public, remembering one for Monday, which filled gossipy tidbits about a rebound.

“I’ve really buckled down. My group has been staggering. I’ve been fortunate to have had extraordinary specialists and incredible PTs and physios that have chipped away at me essentially consistently. What’s more, we’ve endeavored to arrive at this point … It’s been an extreme, intense year,” said Woods, who had various medical procedures to his right leg after the accident.

Woods is gathered for the initial two rounds with South