It was a tough night for Tiger Woods and Jupiter Links Golf Club, as they lost in an overtime chip-off by a mere four inches. The heartbreaker meant that Boston Common Golf clinched the regular season\u2019s no. 1 overall seed and that Jupiter Links will need to win on Tuesday night against The Bay in order to lock up their first postseason berth.<\/p>\n
RELATED: TGL hot mic captures the \u2018unbelievable\u2019 swing tip Tommy Fleetwood recently got from Butch Harmon<\/a><\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The news was considerably better for Tiger fans, however. During Sunday\u2019s match, Jupiter Links\u2019 alpha-in-chief was asked about his readiness for competitive golf following lumbar disc replacement surgery in October<\/a>. The procedure was Woods\u2019 seventh documented back surgery and left many wondering if his playing days were, after many years of stop-start rehab, officially behind him. From the sound of things, though, that couldn\u2019t be further from the truth. Take it away, Big Cat.<\/p>\n RELATED: You can win a round with Justin Thomas and his dad at Panther National \u2026 and it\u2019s all for a good cause<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m playing a member-guest. I\u2019m ready to go,\u201d Woods replied to cheers from the crowd. For most golfers, it was an extremely relatable response from the greatest to ever do it. Our respective member-guests are effectively our Masters. We prepare for them for weeks and if we tweak a hammy unloading groceries from the car, we pop a few Advil, wrap it up and power through, because That\u2019s What Tiger Would Do\u2122.<\/p>\n Of course, the member-guest Woods was referring to is no ordinary slap-around. It\u2019s the Seminole Pro-Member<\/a>, perhaps the most infamous and star-studded member-guest on planet earth. In fact, the tee sheet for Monday looks to be a considerably stronger field than the Cognizant Classic this weekend.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n