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Tiger Woods will take time off from the PGA Tour while his father battles cancer, the world's No. 1 player said yesterday.

Woods said it was possible he would not make an appearance in a golf tournament before the U.S. Open in June.

He did not give specific details of his planned break, except to say he would not start playing "for a while," and the failing health of his father, Earl, would have a major influence on his future schedule.

"It's kind of up in the air with the situation back home, so I don't know what's going to happen," said Woods, who is in New Zealand to attend the wedding of his caddie, Steve Williams. He is also due to drive in a charity auto race Monday on New Zealand's North Island. …


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