Woods was forced out of this week’s Hero World Challenge, the tournament that he annual hosts at Albany in the Bahamas.

The former World No.1 also spoke at large about his son, Charlie, whom is already drawing golf swing comparisons to that of current World No.1 McIlroy.

It’s all part of the Team Woods plan.

“I told him [Charlie], don’t copy my swing, copy Rory’s,” said Woods.

Charlie Woods’ swing looks like Rory and Tiger hybrid 👀🔥@CaddieNetwork pic.twitter.com/OprHh9npAK

— Flushing It (@flushingitgolf) November 8, 2022

When NBC then put up a side-by-side video of Tiger and Charlie’s golf swings, Woods said: “I don’t move like that any more, but Rory does. 

“Have you ever seen Rory off balance on a shot? No. Not ever. That’s one of the things my Dad instilled in me. You should be able to balance and hold your finish until the ball rolls and stops. 

“You can swing as hard as you want, but you need to have balance.”

Tiger, who turns 47 on December 30, also revealed how Charlie is already outdriving him on the golf course.

Woods is hoping to recover from his latest injury setback to compete with McIlroy against Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas in The Match on December 10.

He will then join forces with Charlie in the 36-hole PNC Championship, which is a father-son tournament in Orlando.

The tournament takes place on December 17 and 18.

Team Woods finished second behind Team Daly last year.