Tiger Woods Returns to Competition in TGL Finals

It's March 24th.

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Tiger Woods is stepping back into competitive golf tonight.

The five-time Masters winner will play in match two of the best of three TGL finals.

That's the end or leak he started with Rory McElroy.

His Jupiter Lynx team lost their opener Monday night in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

Here this week Woods talked about his recovery from back surgery five months ago, and a ruptured

Achilles tendon a year earlier.

He last completed four four rounds at the Masters in April 2024.

At 50 years old, he's dealing with ups and downs after disc replacement surgery.

Woods compared his situation to 29-year-old Will Zalatoris, who bounced back from a similar

procedure last year.

He noted good days when he can do almost anything and bad days when moving is tough.

Woods are excited to see him compete again after sitting out for a year.

He's been clear to hit short irons and mid irons so far.

Woods has also been supporting his 17-year-old son, Charlie, who's heading to Florida State

for college golf in 2027.

Last month, Tiger and ex-wife Ellen Nordogren celebrated Charlie State Championship ring

from his high school team.

With the TGL finals heating up, all eyes are on Woods as he tests his game under the lights

and pushes his team toward victory.