You don’t have to wait more to see him in action! He’s back! Yes, the talks over the upcoming “US Open” really heated up at Torrey Pines on Tuesday, when Tiger Woods announced that he was “good to go”.

“I’m good to go. I’m here, I plan on being competitive. Come game time on Thursday, I’ll be ready,” Woods said.

The hot questions among the golf fans worldwide and at Torrey Pines were – Is Woods really back from the knee operation that has sidelined him since April 15? Is he just putting on a brave face? Can Phil Mickelson, No. 2 in the world, take advantage of what he called “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” and win his first Open at his home course where he grew up winning high school and junior titles?

Well, if Woods is really ok, you’ll see him in action at Torrey Pines on Thursday, where he’ll compete with Phil Mickelson, No. 2, Adam Scott, No. 3, and other top nine golfers for the title. Woods has won 2000, 2002 US Open. Overall, he has won six professional events and one amateur event at Torrey Pines South, so he is still the favorite.