since Woods joined forces with Canadian

However, since Woods joined forces with Canadian swing coach Sean Foley after the PGA Championship in August, his form has steadily improved.
He came close to winning his first title of 2010 in his final tournament, the Chevron World Challenge, which he hosts, where he lost to Britain's Graeme McDowell in a playoff.
"The way I'm playing right now, I would like to continue playing," Woods said after being beaten by the Northern Irishman at the first extra hole at Sherwood Country Club.
"I'm playing well and I'm also excited about my practice sessions coming up. I'm excited about this off-season. We, meaning Sean and I, know the direction we need to go."
US Open champion McDowell, who ended the most successful year of his own career at Sherwood with a fourth tournament victory, expects Woods to return to winning ways in 2011.
"I'm definitely a guy who says that golf needs Tiger Woods and we need him back winning tournaments," McDowell said.
"I think he'll be back winning golf tournaments in 2011. There's something a bit special about his golf game and I fully expect that mystique to return as the golf clubs start doing the talking again."