Tiger Woods' appearance sparks hope for a healthier 2026 comeback. Recent lumbar disc replacement surgery aims to restore mobility and reduce pain. Strategic event selection could allow Tiger limited, ...

Notah Begay III wears multiple “insider” hats. As a former PGA Tour winner and current Golf Channel analyst, he’s a Tour insider. But he’s also something of a Tiger Woods insider. As a longtime friend ...

These days, tust seeing Tiger Woods on a golf course with a club in his hand is enough to stop the scroll of most golf fans. However, when Woods is dishing knowledge, like he was at the Hero World ...

Tiger Woods was spotted walking around Mission Inn Resort last week, watching his son Charlie and the Benjamin School team capture the Florida High School State Golf Championship. That alone would be ...

Woods reappears in two unexpected moments. Tiger Woods recovering from multiple surgeries, including lumbar disc replacement and torn Achilles repair. Woods maintains public presence through PGA TOUR ...

This week the 15-time major champion revealed that many of his golf priorities are now away from the course. Tiger Woods is the chairman of the PGA Tour's Future Competition Committee. / Nathan Ray ...

Tiger Woods will not participate in the PNC Championship with his son, Charlie, for the first time since their 2020 debut. Woods is recovering from disc replacement surgery and has recently been ...

Golf legend Tiger Woods reflected on the evolution of the recruiting process now that son Charlie is being courted by colleges around the country. During a press conference ahead of the Hero World ...

A close friend and confidant of Tiger Woods said the legendary golfer could play at Hilton Head’s most famous PGA Tour event in the future. PGA Tour golfer Notah Begay III, a close friend of Woods ...

So much about the future of Tiger Woods is uncertain. Woods said Tuesday in the Bahamas he has just been cleared to chip and putt since a seventh back surgery on Oct. 10. He is not playing in his Hero ...

It has been nearly 18 months since Tiger Woods competed in a PGA Tour event. But even in his injury-riddled absence, he has been heavily involved in planning the tour's future. PGA Tour CEO Brian ...