Tiger Woods addresses his potential 2026 return, injury recovery, Masters participation, Ryder Cup captaincy, and PGA Tour schedule changes. What’s next for golf’s 50-year-old legend?
Tiger Woods, who last teed it up in a PGA Tour event at the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon, was asked point blank at Riviera Country Club if playing in the 2026 Masters was off the table. His answer was blunt.
LIV Golf has grabbed attention once again with a bold and slightly unhinged teaser featuring some very familiar faces ahead of the league’s return this week.
Koepka, wearing a sweatshirt and his Nike hat low over his eyes, spoke almost solemnly and for the first time at length about his stunning return in front of a larger-than-normal gathering of reporters at the annual PGA Tour stop near San Diego.
According to a report by Front Office Sports, Woods will celebrate his 50th birthday on January 14 with a 300-person gala at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida.
Tiger Woods turned 50 on December 30 in the US and, in celebration, the PGA Tour, where Woods shares the record for most career wins with 82, released a video of the superstar’s 50 greatest shots.
Zoeller, whose nickname came from the initials of his name (Frank Urban Zoeller), was known as one of golf’s more affable characters thanks to a quick wit and laid-back disposition.
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