Tiger Woods’ senior tour prospects? Jack Nicklaus has some thoughts

What’s next for Tiger Woods Senior Tour? Jack Nicklaus has some ideas

Jack Nicklaus Tiger Woods will have high expectations if he wins the senior tournament. With Tiger Woods less than two years away from being a PGA Tour champion (mark your calendars: December 30, 2025!), fans are eager to see Woods play alongside his contemporaries. How will Woods perform on the senior circuit? Of course, we still have to wait and see. But one thing is clear. Performance expectations are already high. Just ask Jack Nicklaus. “I think Tiger is going to play in the bigs,” Nicklaus told Golf Channel’s Rich Lerner on Wednesday’s episode of Golf Central. “He will ride in a wagon and kill everyone. “He’s a talented guy, a great worker and a guy with a great work ethic. I like golf. I know she is very focused on her son Charlie right now. “The relationship between father and son seems to be good and Tiger is happy,” he said.

Woods has never specifically said he will play on the Champions Tour, but Nicklaus said in another interview last year that Woods plans to play more than 50 rounds with him. When asked if he would consider using a wheelchair at a PGA Tour event at the 2023 Masters if he had to use one for medical reasons, Woods said: “It’s still three years away.