TIGER WOODS: I have. I have done that. When Charlie has been awake and alert, usually for not very long, that's usually when I'm at home. If he's taking naps, I'll go out and practice and then come back in. Elin will call me, tell me he's awake, and I'll come back in. That's one of the beauties of living on a golf course.
Q. With your late start to the season, have you given any thought to maybe playing in some other tournaments that you wouldn't have otherwise played in as you lead up into the Masters?
TIGER WOODS: You know, my schedule is so up in the air. It's frustrating because I have to take it week to week. I don't know how the leg is going to feel next week and weeks going forward, continuing playing on this thing. It's been feeling great so far, but there's a difference of walking out there all the time and competing and playing. It is hard. I wish I could tell you and I wish I knew myself that I was going to play certain tournaments and full schedules and all that, but I don't know. It is a little bit frustrating.
