Alistair Presnell did a great job of putting everything into perspective after his blistering final round 64 earned him a T6 finish and his biggest ever paycheck at the WGC CA Championships. Speaking to reporters after his round, he spoke about his earlier conversation with some of the other Aussies at the event :

“I was talking to the boys the other night and they were talking about their Porsche GT3s and I’m thinking about my $5,000 car back home,” he said with a laugh.

With a check of US $214, 300, he could probably get a pretty decent upgrade.

Presnell finished with 3 straight birdies (he had 9 for the round) in his round of 64. His coach Darren Cole was understandably delighted with his performance :”Alistair has already proved his ability to go low with performances like the 60 he shot to win the Victorian PGA Championship. He’s got the confidence to take it low, and to be able to do that at the highest level is just going to give him a ton of self belief for the future”.

Golfweek has the rest of the story:

While this may be welcome news for golf fans who just want to see him back playing golf instead of on tabloid frontcovers, the Woods camp still hasn’t given any indication of when he will be coming back to playing golf from his “indefinite break”.

“He is still working on his marriage and they’re working hard at it,” said the source who according to Reuters declined to be identified. “He is (also) hitting some balls and working out.”

Tiger spent a week in Arizona attending counseling sessions with his wife Elin before returning home to Orlando to start practicing again. The 14 time Major winner has only missed two events so far this season that he regularly plays- those being the San Diego Open in Torrey Pines and the WGC CA Championships.

The Augusta Masters, which starts on April 8, was the tournament many believed would be the one where he would make his comeback, however after his recent public apology, all bets seem to be off on when he’ll show up on our tv screens again.