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Tiger
Woods unveils his ambitious project, touted as the first
course in the world designed by the 2008 U.S. Open champion,
a work in progress on the outskirts of this Middle Eastern
boomtown, to the media, in
Dubai
,
United Arab Emirates
on Monday.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Tiger
Woods said he is not sure whether he will be ready to defend his
title at the Dubai Desert Classic early next year.
The world's top-ranked golfer missed
the rest of the 2008 season shortly after winning the U.S. Open in
June so he could have reconstructive surgery on his left knee to
repair a torn ligament.
"It's frustrating for me,"
he said Monday of the injury at an event to promote a golf course he
helped design in the Persian Gulf city.
Woods said his schedule heading into
next year is uncertain, but that he plans to "be hitting golf
balls at the beginning of the year."
The Dubai Desert Classic begins Jan.
27.
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