Tiger Woods schedule: Where will the GOAT play next?
When will we next see the 15-time major champion tee up?
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Tiger Woods schedule
2023
It was earlier than expected but Tiger Woods broke the internet once again with a huge announcement concerning his career on the PGA Tour.
“I’m ready to play an ACTUAL PGA Tour event next week,” Woods tweeted during the 2023 WM Phoenix Open, referring to the Genesis Invitational.
Forget the hit and giggles, he wanted competitive action – and Riviera would be his first outing since The Open in 2022.
It was Woods’ first start at a non-major tour event since the final round of the 2020 ZOZO Championship, and the 15-time major champion – who has never won the Genesis – carded rounds of 69, 74, 67 and 73 to finish in a tie for 45th at 1-under.
Afterwards, he was asked about where he would play next and he said he would mainly focus on playing in all four majors.
After braving the first two rounds and making the cut at Augusta National, Woods withdrew with an injury during the third round as he trudged through the wind and rain.
On April 19, he underwent surgery in New York to address post-traumatic arthritis from his previous talus fracture.
This ruled him out of the rest of the 2023 schedule, including The Open Championship at Hoylake where he won the Claret Jug in 2006.
This begged the question: Will Tiger go on and attempt to return to competitive action once again, while still suffering from the injuries he sustained in a car crash in 2021?
Since the 2023 Masters, TGL Golf has been drip-feeding its team names and format features to golf fans, but after damage was caused to the dame of the custom-built arena, Woods and Rory McIlroy’s new tech-infused league was pushed back to 2025.
However, Woods announced he would play in the Hero World Challenge at the end of November, the tournament he hosts in the Bahamas.
This announcement followed various videos posted of him caddying for his son Charlie at junior golf events in Florida.
Woods finished 18th in the field of 20 players and he and Charlie went on to finish in a tie for 5th at the PNC Championship at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando. The pair have become regular features of the family-based PGA Tour event in December.
2024
At the Hero World Challenge, Woods said he would aim to play once a month on the PGA Tour, starting at the Genesis Invitational.
“I think the best scenario would be a tournament a month. I think that’s realistic,” he said. “Whether that is – maybe you’d have to start with the Genesis and then play something in March – maybe The Players, and again, we have a set-up right now where the biggest events are once per month.
“I need to get myself ready for all of that and I think this week is a big step in that direction.
On Monday before the 2024 renewal of this event, Woods and TaylorMade unveiled the new Sun Day Red apparel and footwear brand.
Where will Tiger Woods play next?
2024
Results:
Genesis Invitational (Riviera CC) WD
The Masters (Augusta National) 60
Tiger Woods results
2023
The Genesis Invitational (Riviera CC) T45
The Masters (Augusta National) WD
Hero World Challenge (Albany, Bahamas) 18
PNC Championship (Florida) T5
2022
The Masters (Augusta National) 47
PGA Championship (Southern Hills) WD
JP McManus Pro-Am (Adare Manor) T39
The Open (St Andrews) MC
The Match VII (Pelican) 2
PNC Championship T8
2021
PNC Championship (Ritz-Carlton) 2
2020
PNC Championship (Ritz-Carlton) T7
US Open (Winged Foot) MC
Zozo Championship (Sherwood) T72
The Masters (Augusta National) T38
Farmers Insurance Open (Torrey Pines Golf Club, California) T9
Genesis Invitational (Riviera Country Club, California) 68
Memorial (Muirfield Village) T40
PGA Championship (Harding Park) T37
The Northern Trust (TPC Boston) T58
BMW Championship (Olympia Fields) T51
2019
Zozo Championship (Narashino Country Club, Japan) WON
Hero Challenge (Albany Golf Course, Bahamas) 4
Presidents Cup (Royal Melbourne Golf Club, Australia) WON
Farmers Insurance Open (Torrey Pines) T20
Genesis Open (Riviera) T15
WGC-Mexico Championship (Chapultepec) T10
Arnold Palmer Invitational (Bay Hill) WD
The Players Championship (TPC Sawgrass) T30
WGC-Match Play Championship (Austin) QF
The Masters (Augusta National) WIN
PGA Championship (Bethpage) MC
The Memorial Tournament (Muirfield Village) T9
US Open (Pebble Beach) T21
Open Championship (Royal Portrush) MC
Northern Trust (Liberty National) WD
BMW Championship (Medinah) T37
Exemptions
The Masters and PGA Championship offer lifetime exemption to champions, while The Open is up to the age of 60.
Woods’ 10-year US Open exemption ran out in 2018, but his victory at Augusta in 2019 earned him another five.
But now, Woods is no longer exempt for the US Open and it is the first major he won’t automatically qualify for since 1996.
“That, I do not know. I don’t know what’s happened or what Jack (Nicklaus), what happened over his career, or Tom (Watson) or anybody else,” Woods said at the PNC Championship when asked how he could play at Pinehurst in 2024.
“But as of right now, no, I’m not in, and whether or not I have to formally ask them or they invite me, or you give me an exemption or I have to go qualify, you know, who knows.
“I don’t know what the process is.”
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