Woods ready to wait for 15th major (Reuters)

LYTHAM ST ANNES, England (Reuters) - Tiger Woods crawled his way up to the second place in world rankings on Monday but the American, fresh from his joint third finish at the British Open, is unlikely to make a song and dance about that. For a man who has spent 623 weeks at the summit, a greater craving would be to add to his already impressive list of 14 majors. There was no hint of impatience in his voice after the famously focused American had a final round to forget at a sunny Lytham, carding his first triple bogey at a major since the 2003 Open. "It's part of golf. ...