article_snippet.sent: The 14-time major winner can get after The 14-time major winner recently dropped out of the world's top 100 rankings for the first time since September 1996.
article_snippet.sent: No 1 Tiger Woods was joined by Former world
article_snippet.sent: No 1 Tiger Woods recent break from golf
article_snippet.sent: No 1 has started just two events in 2015, shooting a career-worst score of 82 to miss the cut in the first of The former world and withdrawing through injury after just 11 holes of the second on February 5.
article_snippet.sent: That led to the 14-time major winner taking a break from competition to work on he game, during which time he dropped outside the world's top 100, a slide which continued on Monday as he fell from 104th to 111th.
article_snippet.sent: Woods was ranked 433rd when he turned professional in September 1996.
article_snippet.sent: he then jumped to 75th after landing he first victory as a professional at the 1996 Las Vegas Invitational, the first of 79 PGA Tour titles.
article_snippet.sent: No 1 when he finished 19th at the 1997 US Open.
article_snippet.sent: the American spent a record total of 683 weeks at the top of the rankings until he lost the No 1 spot to Australia's Adam Scott in May 2014.
article_snippet.sent: 1 Rory McIlroy has been top of the rankings since August.