Tiger Woods hints at possible return at Hero World Challenge
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 11:09 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Tiger Woods indicated he may return to competitive golf at the Hero World Challenge scheduled for December 3-6. During a public appearance on November 10, Woods mentioned feeling better and training significantly since his last competition at The Open Championship in July 2024. He has been away from the sport due to injuries and personal issues, including recent legal troubles. Tournament organizers have left spots open for exemptions, suggesting a potential return for Woods, who is also expected to participate in the PNC Championship later in December.
- •Woods last competed in July 2024 at The Open Championship.
- •He has been training and expressed optimism about returning.
- •The Hero World Challenge takes place in less than a month.
- •Woods has been announced as a member of Jupiter Links Golf Club.
- •PNC Championship organizers held a spot for Woods, pending fitness.
- 11:34 PMYahoo Sports — Tiger Woods drops strongest hint yet that golf comeback could happen soon
"Tiger Woods gave a positive update when asked about his golf comeback attempt and discussed a potential return at next month's Hero World Challenge.
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