By John Drayton Tiger Woods believes he should be at this year's Ryder Cup - but accepts he may have to do more to convince United States captain Tom Watson. Former world number one Woods is on the comeback trail after a three-month lay-off following a back operation. Woods' appearance at the Open at Hoylake this week was just his second since undergoing surgery in March. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tiger Woods on injury, his form and desire to make Ryder Cup Frustrating: Woods was expected to perform better at the Open despite recently returning from an injury lay-off
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The 38-year-old ended six over par after a frustrating championship for him at Hoylake
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He finished three over par on the final day to recover some pride after lethargic showing
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However he still feels he should be at this year's Ryder Cup
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It was his first performance at a major since back surgery earlier this year
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