Welcome to the Clubhouse with Shane Bacon. I am your host, Shane Bacon,

this beautiful Monday, post-Tiger Monday. Yes, he returned, and he played well. Top 25.

You know, he didn't hit his driver anywhere close to a fairway all week long and was still able

to shoot par or better for four rounds on tough golf courses.

I would say if you were going to give him a grade, you have to give him an A, at least in my opinion.

Sure, he didn't finish in the top 10. He didn't win all those things, but made the cut on the number and then played solid over the weekend, way he was hitting that driver. If he can straighten that out, we are in a legitimate area of

Tiger Woods contending and possibly winning a PGA Tour golf tournament in 2018. I'm not sure I saw

that six months ago, a year ago. I definitely didn't see it when we saw him, you know,

blading chip shots and WD and taking the full year off. So I would say you've got to be happy

Tiger fan or not and seeing what we saw

from him. It was good stuff. He putted well. He chipped the ball relatively well. His iron game

was a little loose as well. The full swing wasn't quite there. But it was his first event,

first full event on a golf course. He was hitting a lot of golf shots out of the rough. So I was

impressed with Tiger Woods. Of course, impressed with Jason Day as well.

The victory on Monday morning against Alex Norn in that playoff.

Jason Day nearly didn't play this week.

Was talking about his bad back and still able to get out there and get the W first one since that 2016 players.

So thumbs up, 2018 continues to be great.

I've seen some big wins from some big names, including this week.

Jason Day does it.

Rory McRoy, two top threes in his first two starts on the European tour.

He's back as well.

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