Woods: Go To Japan...

According to AFP, Tiger Woods announced on Monday that he will travel to Japan to participate in a charity match in November. In the match, he would fight with three Japan top female player.

This week, Woods' world ranking dropped to 49, barely get his host events qualify. On Monday, he announced that he will participate in a charity golf match which will be held at Masters Golf Club in Japan Miki City. In this field known as "challenge Woods" charity event, Woods will play with Japan woman tour Miho Koga, Shinobu Moromizato and Rui Kitada.

In 2006, Woods had participated in a charity match at the Masters Golf Club, so as to promote Japan junior golf sport.

45 million yen this charity game raised will donate to the most serious damaged three counties in March this year.

Woods will return to the United States from 6 to 9 October, compete for the Frys.com Open at San Martin, California. Next, he will travel to Asia, then go to Australia, before competing for Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne Golf Club, participate in the Australia Open.

Woods' world rankings drops by 3 this week, but managed to keep ranks among the top 50. This means he can attend the Chevron world challenge which is held at Sherwood Country Club. The beneficiary is the Tiger Woods Foundation. This top competition entries is very strict and even two wild card players have to be ranked within the top 50 players in the world, but race has the world ranking points.