Woods is aiming to record an unbeaten season

Woods, who has won 13 Majors, told BBC Radio 5 Live: "You cannot win events without having a break here and there.

"You can hit a borderline shot. It could easily bounce one way, but all of a sudden it bounces your way and ends up on the green and you make a putt.

"Little things like that happen. I have never played an event without having one break go my way in order to win."

Woods is currently on a remarkable six-month winning streak, and clinched the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill earlier this month with a stunning 24-foot putt at the 18th.

The 32-year-old is also the first player in PGA Tour history to win four tournaments at least five times.

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And he admitted achieving that level of success has taken a lot of determination and discipline, as well as good fortune.

"A lot of it is due to hard work," he said. "To be able to put myself in a strong position.

"I have to work on my mechanics and make sure they are sound, so that I am pretty consistent day-in and day-out."

Woods begins the defence of his WGC-CA Championship title on Thursday, where he will be aiming for an eighth straight victory.