The golf world is buzzing after PGA TOUR Champions president Miller Brady appeared on Golf Channel this week, declaring his tour is "well prepared" for Tiger Woods' potential debut in 2026.
PGA Tour Champions president Miller Brady told Golf Channel this week that preparations already are underway in case Tiger Woods, who turns 50 in December, opts to play on the senior circuit.
Jordan Spieth, Akshay Bhatia and Billy Horschel were announced Wednesday as the three players who will fill out the 20-player field at this year's Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas.
Tiger Woods turns 50 on Dec. 30 and therefore would be eligible to compete for the PGA Tour Champions in 2026. Now, Woods hasn't revealed his hand in that regard.
Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red apparel line is throwing it back to 1992 for its newest collection of gear. The '92 Collection is an homage to February 27, 1992, when Woods made his first PGA Tour start as a 16-year-old prodigy at the Nissan Open at Riviera Country Club.
Few golf brands have enjoyed the same level of hype as Sun Day Red. The upstart company led by the greatest golfer of all time has made the game more accessible to fans of all types through its elevated apparel and strong performance footwear.
Few things are tougher to watch in sport than a legend fighting against the inevitable, and that is exactly what we are seeing with Tiger Woods right now.
Ever since Tiger Woods turned professional in 1996, the financial side of golf has completely changed. Prize money and endorsement deals have gone through the roof.
I've spent seventeen years as a PGA Professional and Coach, and nearly three decades working in this game. In that time, I've watched Tiger Woods do things nobody thought possible.
Tiger Woods and Fred Couples are two of the PGA Tour’s most experienced and best players of the last few decades, and when they’re giving out tips to improve around the greens, it’s worth listening.
The debate over who stands atop the golf world – Jack Nicklaus or Tiger Woods – has been going on for years, and it does not look like it is stopping anytime soon.
Scottie Scheffler put together another remarkable season in 2025, and with six more wins added to his record, Tiger Woods’ comments from a year earlier look even more relevant.
Before the question was even finished, Tiger Woods had already started his answer, showing the same composed intensity that once defined his Sunday performances.
Tiger Woods isn't committing to a return to competitive golf, but that doesn't mean he won't be involved in the sport. Woods had been expected to make his presence known in the tech-infused TGL indoor golf league on Jan.
The DP World Tour has made its way to New Delhi for the India Championship, and it’s a stop that’s quickly become one of the most anticipated on the schedule.
With all of the many tournaments and different headlines to take place in this 2025 PGA Tour season, many may have forgotten about a top face in the sport.
There is more uncertainty surrounding Tiger Woods after the 15-time major winner revealed that he had undergone back surgery over the weekend. Tiger Woods appears likely to miss the entire 2025 season.
Tiger Woods changed golf forever. Beyond his 15 major championships and 82 PGA Tour victories, he revolutionized the way athletes prepare for the sport and inspired millions worldwide.
Tiger Woods’ ongoing battle with injury took another hit on Sunday, raising fresh concerns across the golf world. Woods’ career has once again been thrown into question, after it was revealed he’s had his seventh back operation.
Tiger Woods’ hopes of returning to action anytime soon have taken a hit, with the 15-time major winner confirming he underwent back surgery last week. This year has been another frustrating chapter for Woods.
Legendary golfer Tiger Woods has announced that he underwent another back surgery. The 49-year-old revealed that he recently had a lumbar disc replacement to treat ongoing pain and mobility issues that had kept him sidelined for much of the year.
Tiger Woods has undergone his seventh back surgery — his second in just over a year — after doctors discovered a collapsed lumbar disc that had caused severe pain and mobility issues.
The last time Tiger Woods played in more than 10 PGA Tour events was during the 2018-2019 season. He played in 12 and won what could be said was the most important one, the Masters.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler will defend his Hero World Challenge title in the Bahamas this December. The American headlines a star-studded field featuring some of the biggest names in golf.