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LONDON (AP) -- United States captain Corey Pavin says Tiger Woods is not guaranteed to play in a maximum five matches against Europe in next month's Ryder Cup. 

The No. 1-ranked Woods, who was chosen as one of Pavin's four wild-card picks last week, will be playing in his sixth Ryder Cup but has only been on the winning side once, in 1999. 

Pavin tells BBC Radio: "I am going to treat every player the same. The objective is to try to win the Ryder Cup and if in my judgment I think Tiger is to play five matches, or should play four or three, then that is what I will do." 

Pavin added Sunday that he was "not afraid to not play him every match, that's for sure." 

Woods, a 14-time major winner, has not won a tournament this year.

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