Does Tiger Woods' TGL comeback mean Masters is next?
Tiger Woods is going to play in the TGL finals for Jupiter Links. What does that mean for the 2026 Masters?
Tiger Woods is back! As in, back to playing actual golf! The 50-year-old legendary golfer will play in the TGL finals with his Jupiter Links Golf Club, which is thrilling but also brings in a lot of questions: Does this mean he's fully recovered from back surgery in October and the ruptured Achilles last March?
And then: Does that mean we'll see him play in the 2026 Masters? There was serious speculation after golf fans noticed that his bio on the Masters' site read "Tiger Woods is making his 27th Masters start in 2026. " That would seem like a good sign.
Let's pump the brake for just a moment, even with all that proof. Playing a round of indoor golf on a simulator isn't like walking Augusta for 36 holes over two days. So let's take it one event at a time and see how he looks on Tuesday and then hear from him if he'll be teeing off in the major soon.
Welcome back, š pic. twitter. com/5fDUcgW4zF ā TGL (@TGL) March 24, 2026 It's still thrilling to see him playing any kind of golf.