Tiger Woods Eyes Masters Return After TGL Action

Tiger Woods, a 15-time major winner, is targeting a return to competitive golf at the Masters, scheduled to begin on April 10 at Augusta National. This will mark his first competitive action since participating in the TGL, where his team, Jupiter Link GC, lost 9-2 against the Los Angeles Golf Club.

Woods, who is 50 years old and has dealt with back injuries over the past two years, expressed that his participation in the Masters will depend on his body's recovery. He has won the Masters five times and has a deep emotional connection to the tournament.

Woods mentioned that he has been working hard to recover from injuries and remains hopeful about playing. In the TGL season, he held a non-playing role and participated in the semi-finals, where his team lost to Rory McIlroy's Boston Common.

Woods replaced Kevin Kisner for the final match, where he missed a crucial putt that shifted momentum to the opposing team.