Tiger Woods - USA
Tiger Woods is an interesting one this year as he has been out of form since making his comeback from the game. His self imposed break from the game ended at the Masters but since returning he has been out of sorts by his standards. He has made it clear he will be heading to St Andrews for another crack at the Open, he has won the tournament the last two times it has been there and he would love to make it three in-a-row this year.
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Tiger is one of those very rare sportsmen who has been utterly dominant in his sport. There is simply no other golfer that can in any way match his ability. He has been the world number one ranked golfer for years and prior to his injury last year he had won five of the seven tournaments he had played in 2008, including the US Open. In the other two he was runner up in the US Masters to Trevor Immelman and 5th in the WGC-Ca Championship.
There is no doubt that he will respect the chances of reigning Champion, Padraig Harrington, but Tiger is ruthless when it comes to golf and if he is any sort of touch he will be almost certainly be a biggest British Open tip this year to win.
It is worth noting some of the Tiger Woods success story; he has won a total of 65 tournaments already and he is only 32 years old. 14 of those tournaments have been Majors, he has three wins at the British Open, three wins at the US Open, four wins at the US Masters and four also at the USPGA Championship. He has a further fifteen top ten Major Tournament finishes, five of them as either runner up or tied runner up. Tiger is quite simply a legend in his own lifetime.
