Tiger Woods Returns to Golf, Plans Limited 2024 Schedule

After a successful return at the Hero World Challenge, Woods plans to play one tournament a month in 2024 to manage his recovery from multiple surgeries.

Tiger Woods, recovering from a series of surgeries, finished 18th out of 20 players at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas, his first start in over seven months.
Woods' surgically repaired right ankle and foot, injured in a February 2021 car accident, did not trouble him during the tournament.
Woods, who turns 48 on Dec. 30, said it still takes him about four or five hours to recover from playing a round.
He plans to play one tournament a month in 2024, with his first start possibly at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club outside Los Angeles in February.
Woods' next appearance will be at the PNC Championship in mid-December, where he will play with his son, Charlie.