Woods was a mystery a year ago when he returned from a fourth back surgery. Not anymore.

Turner Sports will offer refunds to anyone who purchased 'The Match' between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson through the streaming service, B/R Live.

'I will bring it up every time I see you,' he said.

'The bragging rights are the thing. I want to be able to rub it in; I don't want it to be rubbed in.'

The event would seem to be must-see TV for most golf fans, considering that television ratings usually spike for tournaments when either Mickelson or Woods are in the mix on the weekends.

Tiger reportedly said no to what would have been the single biggest overseas paycheck of his career.

'I was tired because I hadn’t trained for it.'

'I think people are starving for honesty and the real deal. I don't do it on purpose. That's the way I view golf.'

Woods' record at the Ryder Cup dating back to 1997 is a less-than-stellar 13-21-3. Singles is the only event where he has a winning record at 4-2-1.

The struggles of Woods & Co. are a big reason his star-studded team faces a daunting 10-6 deficit heading to Sunday singles.