ST. ANDREWS, Scotland -- The president of the IOC says golf doesn't have to do anything spectacular in its return to the Olympics except to have a good competition among the best players.
Even if the best players doesn't include Tiger Woods.
Thomas Bach says he spoke to Woods in February at a ski championship and said he would look forward to welcoming him to Rio de Janeiro next year. He says Woods told him he would love to qualify but that it might not work out. Woods was in the top 70 at the time. Now he is No. 241 in the world and likely to miss the cut in another major.
Golf returns to the Olympics for the first time since 1904. It also will be played in Toyko in 2020.
