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burberry outletTiger Woods offered one revealing, indisputable slice of candor in his mostly bland news conference Tuesday in Akron, Ohio.Near the end of the 30-minute session, respected Associated Press golf writer Doug Ferguson asked Woods what expectations fans should have for him as he returns to the PGA Tour after almost three months away. Woods has previously suggested fans overreact in both good times and bad, as Ferguson noted."It doesn't really matter what they think," Woods said.Ladies and gentlemen: Tiger's back, in all his single-minded splendor.Woods doesn't care if we think (accurately) he will not win this week's Bridgestone

burberry outletInvitational. He probably will not win next week's PGA Championship, either - not after 11 consecutive weeks without hitting a single shot in competition, as he nursed injuries to his left knee and Achilles tendon.If he's smart, Woods also realizes winning is not a realistic immediate goal as he rejoins the fray. But he built his larger-than-life persona by winning in mind-bending bulk - 71 times on the PGA Tour, including 14 major championships, all before his 34th birthday.So, naturally, he stuck to his signature line Tuesday."I'm here to try to win the golf

burberry outlettournament," he said at least three times.It's always difficult to know exactly what to believe when Woods speaks publicly. He declared himself physically sound, saying this is the best he's felt in years. He made a similar proclamation when he returned in February 2009 after knee surgery the previous summer - and he won six times that year (though no majors). Woods also spoke confidently of his health at the Players Championship in May - and he shot 42 on the front nine and withdrew in debilitating pain.What, then, should we believe? The scorecard.Golf is the ultimate exercise in sporting objectivity. There's only one way for Woods to move beyond his injuries, personal turmoil and uncommon struggles on the course: Play well. Make more birdies than bogeys, pull off some amazing shots, climb into contention on the weekend.He doesn't have to win right away, but he needs to show signs his game is no longer in hibernation and he's figuring out this new, Sean Foley-designed swing. Remember, we're fast approaching two years (in November) since Woods won any kind of tournament. He's plunged to No. 28 in the world rankings.Woods still brings everlasting credibility on the course, given his transcendent achievements. Even with his three-year drought in majors, no other active PGA Tour player has more than four career majors (Phil Mickelson).Think about that for a moment. Woods has not won any of the 13 majors played since his epic U.S. Open victory at Torrey Pines in June 2008 - and he still owns at least 10 more major titles than every other tour player.That's why he commands headlines every time he shows up at a tournament.Even so, the landscape has changed since Woods crashed into a fire hydrant and watched his personal life unravel. More players than ever are capable of winning, which