Present World No. 1ATiger WoodsAwill perhaps not be involved in the forthcoming 2013 Wells Fargo Championship based on his agent, MarkASteinberg. SteinbergAconfirmed in an the Associated Press (h/t ESPN )Athat stories of Woods skipping the event were "accurate," with the American starA"sticking to his long break after the Masters," where he finished in a tie for fourth place. The report goes on to state that after the first Major of the entire year, Woods customarily requires three months of. Which, as a result of change in scheduling this year, will see him miss out the Wells Fargo Championshipa'scheduled to take place in a few days. The Entire World No. 1 formerly won at Quail Hollow in 2007. Woods' absence from the tournament will be a big setback for tournament organizers, who'd have in the offing for a big group at theAQuail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C. However, Woods' shortage will provide a great potential for golf's biggest names to near the gap on him at the top of theAworld tennis standings, where he lately clinched the top position from RoryAMcIlroy. Woods has enjoyed an outstanding 2013 season season up to now, with four top-five finishes and three tournament victories from his six shows on tour. He will have been somewhat discouraged with hisAperformancesAat Augusta in the first few days, but his final round and rise up the leaderboard revealed that he still has what it requires to become a pressure on the hallowed program. His illegal decline andAsubsequent two-stroke penaltyAremained the greatest speaking point of the competition, however, andAultimately cost the opportunity to him at a sixth green hat. Still, the fourth-placed finish was nothing to be ashamed of, and has him poised to carry on his successAthroughoutAthe rest of 2013. Hit me through to Twitter for more sports goodness:
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