Tiger Woods feels confident heading into the British Open at Carnoustie
Tiger Woods doesn't feel as old at the oldest championship in golf.
Woods is back at the British Open for the first time in three years, and he believes his confidence and his chances of winning are getting better as the year goes on.
He missed the last two Opens while recovering from multiple back surgeries.
The three-time champion says the British Open offers him his best chance to win because it's the next one on the calendar.
Over time, he also believes it's his best major because links golf requires as much thinking as raw power possessed by players nearly half his age.
He points to Tom Watson and Greg Norman playing in the final group while in their 50s.
Tiger will play with Russell Knox and Hideki Matsuyama with a 10:21am Eastern tee-time.