Three-time champion Tiger Woods has announced he will play in this year's Open Championship at St Andrews.
The 39-year-old confirmed he will play in five tournaments this summer after finishing joint-17th in the Masters.
This year's Open takes place from 16-19 July.
Woods wrote on Twitter:  "See you at the US Open, Open Champ, Memorial, Greenbrier and my Foundation's event, the Quicken Loans National. Going to be a busy summer."
The former world number one, who won the Open at St Andrews in 2000 and 2005 and Royal Liverpool in 2006, returned to competitive golf earlier this month after a two-month break to work on his game.
He had previously announced he would play in the Players Championship at Sawgrass, Florida, next week, just his fourth event of 2015.
Currently ranked 116th in the world, the 14-time major winner shot a career-worst round of 82 to miss the cut in the Phoenix Open and withdrew after 11 holes of the Farmers Insurance Open due to injury.
However, he did better than expected at the Masters, partnering world number one Rory McIlroy on the final day and finishing five under par, 13 off winner Jordan Spieth.

La Salle pooled 79 points behind seven victories in four different batches as it posted a whopping 32-point romp over Ateneo to keep the Classic Cup crown in the La Salle-Ateneo Alumni Golf Classic held at three courses at the Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club in Gen. Trias, Cavite recently.

Edgardo Bautista scored a net 62 to clinch the Class C crown in Batch 1969-and-below, Jose Arnel Agustin assembled a 64 in Class A and Wend Go carded a 67 in Class B for triumphs in Batch 1970-79.

Former national team member Bobby Chico, also Eagle Ridge’s golf director, shot a 65 to rule Class A while Jose Val Hario fired a 64 to dominate Class C in Batch 1980-89.

Liam Patrick Cully, the youngest in the field at 15, churned out a 66 in Class A while Antonio Santos Jr. turned in a 64 in Class C of Batch 1990-and-above in the event sponsored by Solaire Resort and Casino and Belle Corp.

Backed by Pascual Consumer Health Care Corp., YSA Skin Care, Meister, Yamaha Golf and GPS Tracker, the dual meet also saw Louise Borja shoot a 68 and beat Pauline del Rosario’s 71 for the ladies plum.

Ateneo assembled a 47 with Efren Sarmiento carding a 68 in Class A and Remigio Castañeda firing a 65 in Class B in Batch 1969-and-below.

Ateneo’s Michael Miguel sizzled with a 60 to capture the Class B crown in Batch 1990-and-above while Francis Abraham made a 65 to top Class C in Batch 1970-79.

Raymond Escalona, also of Ateneo, shot a 72 to beat La Sallians Delfin Morfe and Raul Bandera via countback in the Open division in the tournament that awarded 5 points for the winner, 3 for runner-up and 1 for second runner -up.

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First, Henrik Stenson pulled out of the Shell Houston Open with the flu. Now, Jimmy Walker has withdrawn from this week's tournament at the Golf Club at Houston, citing illness.

Walker won the Valero Texas Open on Sunday for his second PGA Tour victory of the season. He then made a practice trip to Augusta National on Monday to prepare for next week's Masters. A day later, he officially withdrew from the Houston field.

"The city of Houston and tournament director Steve Timms have always been very good to me throughout my career," Walker said in a statement. "Following my win at the Valero Texas Open, I went to Augusta in order to prepare for the Masters. Unfortunately, I soon realized that I was not feeling well and needed to get better before next week. I look forward to returning to Houston in future years."