Struggling Woods to take caddie's advice to improve form

After a poor performance in the recently concluded Masters Tournament, Tiger Woods has said he will start listening to his caddie, Joey LaCava, and would play more golf this summer to improve his world ranking.

Former world number one, who is now ranked 181, suffered his worst professional round as he slumped with a 13-over-par 85 on the third day of the Memorial Tournament in Ohio.

However, he said that his back was good enough. He was fully committed to playing more golf all this summer, the BBC reported.