Tiger Woods announces a return to golf during an interview at the Hero World Challenge joking that his schedule could contain 25 events across multiple tours.

Tiger Wood's hosts golf's bests at the Hero World Challenge where Scottie Scheffler will search for another trophy alongside Ryder Cup friends J.J. Spaun and Keegan Bradley

Tiger Woods sat down for his annual pre-tournament press conference at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas, and once again, the golf world leaned in. The man is simultaneously recovering from disc replacement surgery while chairing the PGA Tour's Future Competition Committee,

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Tiger Woods didn't want to set any concrete goals when it came to his golf schedule in 2026. Ahead of the Hero World Challenge, the tournament he hosts in the Bahamas, Woods quipped he's "probably going to play 25 events" between the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions.

Woods shared a health update Tuesday in the Bahamas, but he doesn't know when he'll return to competition from October back surgery.

This week the 15-time major champion revealed that many of his golf priorities are now away from the course.

Woods has been cleared by doctors to chip and putt, but said that he will be missing the first half of the TGL season, which starts Dec. 28.