Tiger Woods Gives Injury Update, Confirms Next PGA Tour Event He'll Attend Amid Training

It remains to be seen when Tiger Woods will play in another PGA Tour event, but he will be in attendance at the Hero World Challenge from Dec. 3-6.

"I'm feeling better," the golf legend told SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio. "No doubt about that. I've been training quite a bit. I will be at Hero. I'm there either way, so I'll see you there."

Woods is the host of the tournament in the Bahamas, so his presence comes as anything but a surprise. He even laughed at the situation during the interview with SiriusXM since the question was surely aimed more at figuring out when he will be back on the course.

The 15-time major champion has not played in a PGA Tour tournament since the Open Championship in July 2024.

Injuries and a number of surgeries have been a significant issue for the all-time great in the latter portion of his career, although ESPN's Mark Schlabach reported last month he is expected to play for Jupiter Links Golf Club on Dec. 27 when the upcoming TGL season begins.

Woods played in just one match during the previous TGL season after he underwent another back surgery.

Fans may not have to wait that long to see him play, though, if he does take the course for the Hero World Challenge.

There is also the PNC Championship from Dec. 17-20, where he may play alongside his son Charlie and is allowed to use a cart. That is a 36-hole, two-person scramble tournament that isn't as physically taxing.

While there is still some uncertainty regarding when he will play again, golf fans can at least take solace knowing Woods is training and will be in attendance at the Hero World Challenge.