WGC-Mexico Championship

After years of injury struggles, Woods re-established himself as a contender last season and recorded top-10 finishes at the Open and US PGA Championship.

Victory at the Tour Championship in September ended a five-year wait for an 80th PGA Tour win and helped earn him a place on the United States' Ryder Cup team.

Woods has only played two events so far in 2019 but he heads into his third at the WGC-Mexico Championship confident he is in a better position to challenge at the top of the leaderboard – both in Naucalpan and at Augusta.

Johnson was four shots clear of the field early on the back nine at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Naucalpan before back-to-back bogeys opened the door for the likes of Jon Rahm, Tommy Fleetwood and Ross Fisher, but the American held his nerve down the stretch to collect his fourth World Golf Championship title.

Fleetwood continued his impressive start to the year as he won the race for second by holing a huge putt for birdie on the final green, while Rahm was left to rue a poor finish as he three-putted the 16th and 17th greens to slip to 12 under alongside Fisher.