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“Watch Out, Guys On The PGA Tour: Tiger Woods Is Back.”

Johnny Miller said what pretty much everyone was thinking, Tiger’s back – and right before the Masters.

Tiger won for the first time in 26 PGA Tour events, and picked up his seventh win At Bay Hill, home of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. That is now the most wins in any single event for his career, as well as his 72nd PGA Tour win. Listen to him discuss the long road back and his feelings about it in his interview with Roger Maltbie immediately off the 18th green.

It’s probably premature to proclaim that Tiger is “back” as many already have, given his struggles over the past couple of years, and well as injuries and inconsistency. It does bode well for Tiger to get a win – he’s got a new swing, new swing coach, and new caddy. All of those things have been a factor, but if you’re a Tiger fan, and many of us are, nobody moves the needle in golf like Tiger does. CBS is likely busy rubbing their hands over the increase in viewers they can expect at the Masters, which begins in less than two weeks.