WHERE AND WHEN WILL TIGER WOODS NEXT PLAY ON PGA TOUR AFTER LATEST SETBACK?

WHERE AND WHEN WILL TIGER WOODS NEXT PLAY ON PGA TOUR AFTER LATEST SETBACK?

WHERE AND WHEN WILL TIGER WOODS NEXT PLAY ON PGA TOUR AFTER LATEST SETBACK?

Tiger Woods has a couple of options for his next PGA Tour event ahead of The Masters.

 

Two days removed from Tiger Woods being forced to withdraw from the Genesis Invitational at Riviera, all eyes now turn to where we could see the golf legend next on the PGA Tour.

Woods, 48, could not manage any more than six holes in his second round before pulling out the event won by Hideki Matsuyama who shot an astonishing 62 on Sunday to claim the $4m first prize.

Matsuyama was left devastated not to have met Woods on the 18th green.

Woods’ withdrawal was unrelated to his long-standing injury problems and instead a result of flu-like symptoms first experienced on Thursday night.

The 15-time major winner underwent ankle surgery after last year’s Masters and did not play until the Hero World Challenge in December.

Where will Tiger Woods play next on the PGA Tour?

All eyes are now on where Woods will play next following his latest PGA Tour setback.

Woods stated at the end of 2023 he wanted to play one tournament per month beginning in February.

So that gives us some clues.

Woods said in a press conference at the 2023 Hero World Challenge:

“I think the best scenario would be maybe to play a tournament a month, I think that’s realistic.”

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