Tiger Woods Announces Return to Competitive Golf

Woods Plans to Play 'Maybe a Tournament a Month' in 2024, Joins PGA Tour's Policy Board

• Tiger Woods has announced his return to competitive golf, stating that he is 'pain-free' and plans to play 'maybe a tournament a month' in 2024.
• Woods is set to appear in the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas, his first competitive outing since withdrawing from The Masters in April due to severe pain in his foot and ankle.
• Woods has joined the PGA Tour's policy board as a player director, expressing frustration at the lack of player involvement in the PGA Tour's talks with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) before their announcement of a framework agreement.
• Woods has expressed optimism about his health and future in golf, but has also acknowledged that there will come a time when he can no longer win and will have to 'walk away'.
• Woods' return to golf has been met with excitement and anticipation, with many eager to see how he performs in the upcoming Hero World Challenge.

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