Tiger is Back -- Is He Ready?

So today is the day and we all get to see what that knee is really made of.....Tiger is set to return to defend his WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship title this week, after not having played competitive golf since winning the U.S. Open in June.  How is he feeling about the comeback?  "My short game has gotten a little bit better," Woods said in a news conference after playing his first practice round at Dove Mountain's Ritz-Carlton Golf Club.

Woods, who defied stabbing knee pain and a double stress fracture of his left tibia to win last year's U.S. Open, expects to be a little nervous for his first-round match on Wednesday. "The day I'm not nervous is the day I quit," said the 14-time major champion, who launches his title defense against Australian Brendan Jones, ranked No. 64.  "Nerves are great. That means you care. I take great pride in what I do. "Of course I'll be nervous. That's the greatest thing about it, just to feel that rush." Woods also felt a little uncertain about how his game would stand up to the rigors of match play golf on a layout measuring 7,833 yards off the back tees.