Tiger Woods does not rule out participating in the Masters in Augusta after almost two years of inactivity
Tiger Woods left the door open this Tuesday to participate in the next Masters in Augusta, the first major of the season that will take place in April, which would mark his return after almost two years of inactivity. EFE Woods responded 'no' when asked at a press conference in Los Angeles (California) if he ruled out participating in the Masters, a major he has won five times (1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, and 2019).
TL;DR
- Tiger Woods indicated he might play in the Masters in April, his potential return after almost two years off.
- He has been recovering from Achilles tendon rupture and back surgery.
- Woods is working on transforming the PGA Tour as president of the Future Competition Committee.
- The goal is to make the PGA Tour more competitive and appealing to fans and sponsors.
- He is also considering a potential captaincy for the 2027 U.S. Ryder Cup team.
- Woods will host the Genesis Invitational this week, an event managed by his foundation.