Tiger Woods does not rule out playing the Masters in Augusta after almost two years of inactivity
Tiger Woods on Tuesday left the door open to participating in the next Masters in Augusta, the first major of the season which will take place in April, which would mark his return after almost two years of inactivity.
TL;DR
- Tiger Woods hinted at a possible participation in the Masters in Augusta, his first major tournament appearance after nearly two years of inactivity.
- He is recovering from an Achilles tendon tear and his seventh back surgery.
- Woods is hosting the Genesis Invitational, managed by his foundation, and is also the chairman of the PGA Tour's Future Competition Committee.
- The PGA Tour aims to implement significant changes by 2027 to improve its product and compete with LIV Golf.
- Woods is considering being the captain of the US team for the 2027 Ryder Cup in Ireland.