Tiger Woods Drops Out Of World’s Top 100

The 14-time major winner and former world number one, 39, has slipped to 104th in the rankings.
The American first became No. 1 in 1997 and has spent 683 weeks at the top of the golf performance rating, more than twice as any other player.


His last major title was in 2008 at the US Open but has won five PGA Tour events in 2013. Woods, who topped the rankings last May, has not played since early February when he withdrew from the Farmer’s Open due to a back problem.

He shot a round a round of 82 at the Phoenix Open in January, the worst of his professional career.

Woods hopes to return to play in next week’s US Masters, the first major of the year.