Chris Wood all set for one of his favourite events despite busy schedule
Chris Wood is adding more new tournaments in his busy schedule and delivering his best at the European Tour events.
The young Englishman is committed to golf and planning more tournaments to engage in. He recently played a tournament on the European Tour and is still seeking to secure his debut win.
He turned professional in 2008 and has not claimed any title yet. His career needs a victory to start with.
Despite having zero professional wins, the 24-year-old golfer is giving his best on different courses.
In February, he appeared at Omega Dubai Desert Classic and Commercialbank Qatar Masters. His performance at both tournaments was impressive.
He displayed an amazing performance and played well. Securing the 20th position in both events boosted his confidence level, helping him improve his swing strokes.
Scoring a 9-under par 279 in Dubai and a 5-under par 211 in Qatar shows that he has the potential to perform even better in the upcoming events.
He gave a tough time to other players in the field. He competed well against all the others and finished the tournaments scoring several birdies and eagles.
Chris' stay at UAE was exciting and luxurious. He used to play on the course during day time.
Then after completing his round, he spent his time exploring the region. Meanwhile, he also made himself familiar with the surroundings.
During his stay in the Middle Eastern region, he was involved in extracurricular activities. He was cooking, roaming around and making his stay more enjoyable.
He also moved along Tiger Woods and said, "Woody specials include Nandos chicken, cottage pie and steak, but the best of the lot would be my chocolate fudge brownies!"
Later, he also moved to enjoy the thrilling slides of the Atlantis Water Park. He was with his coach Paul, caddie Brendon and Chris Lloyd.
They all spent an evening there and made their time more special and memorable.
Now, Chris is back to his homeland. For about a month, he will not be showing his performance on the course. He has not planned any activities for his break time.
However, he is willing to move to Dubai again to practise and prepare for the next Andalucian event of Spain.
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