Tiger Woods is determined to add one more win to his list of honours before completing his playing schedule for 2001. The American world number one ends his itinerary when he hosts the Williams World Challenge at Sherwood Country Club. And he would dearly love to improve on his previous 10th and second-place finishes in the California event. "It would be nice to end the year with another victory," he said on his official website. "But, no matter what happens, I feel good about what I accomplished this year. Five PGA Tour wins, PGA Player of the Year and, of course, winning four straight major championships. In some ways, the latter still hasn't sunk in." Woods came into 2001 as defending champion in the British Open, the US Open and the USPGA Championship. Despite a winless run until mid-March, he ended his victory drought in style as he clinched back-to-back titles at the Bay Hill Invitational and the Players' Championship. The following week, the 25-year-old made golfing history when he sank a 15-foot birdie putt on Augusta's 18th green to seal the US Masters and become the first player to hold all four majors at once. | 
