Not late for Tiger to look up to dad

Tiger Woods hopes to become a winner again soon with the help of his late father.

Without a victory for 16 months, Woods plays in this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill after returning to some old putting drills. "I went back to all of my old stuff that my dad and I used to work on," he said yesterday on the eve of his last event before The Masters in a fortnight.

"And that's when I felt that my stroke started becoming more sound, more solid, my speed became better. It feels natural, because I've done it for so long," he said.