Rob McNamara provides clarity on Tiger Woods ‘illness’ leading to withdrawal, paramedic presence as a result of.

Following his withdrawal on Friday, Rob McNamara, Tiger Woods’ longstanding business partner, who caddied for him at this week’s Genesis Invitational, gave an update. After Woods withdrew from the event citing a “illness,” paramedics showed up at Riviera Country Club.

According to McNamara, Woods felt unwell on Thursday night and began experiencing lightheadedness on Friday afternoon while out on the course. He was dehydrated, according to the doctors, and even though they gave him an IV, he didn’t wind up needing an ambulance to leave.

According to Daniel Rapaport of Barstool, “He started feeling some flu-like symptoms last night,” McNamara stated. When I woke up this morning, they had gotten worse throughout the previous evening. He experienced some temperature and stuff, but he felt better during the

Woods withdrew on Friday after just six holes, and he finished the weekend two over par. He had earlier claimed that back spasms were to blame for some of the Thursday late-round issues, including an iron shot that went into the trees.

McNamara claimed that Friday’s issues had nothing to do with his ankle or back and were solely the result of his dehydration.

McNamara claims that his back is OK and not at all physically damaged. “It was all a medical condition, dehydration, and now that he’s on an IV, the symptoms are going away.”

After undergoing ankle surgery, Woods played in his first PGA Tour match since the Masters last year at the Genesis Invitational. Furthermore, it marked the debut of his new clothing line from