‘Just Won the PIP’: Tiger Woods Finally Breaks Silence on Huge Rumor and Sends Golf World Into a State of Shock

Watching Tiger Woods play has become a rarity for all the fans. Since the professional met with a near-fatal car accident in February 2021, Woods’ professional career has mellowed. However, Tiger Woods’ latest announcement is a delight for numerous fans globally and has taken the internet by storm.

Tiger Woods makes fans go mad over heels

The 47-year-old professional took the golf world by storm with his latest announcement. Woods, the tournament host for next week’s Genesis Invitational at Riviera Golf Club, will not only host but also participate in the event. It is his first PGA Tour start since the 2019 ZOZO Championship in Japan. The American professional provided the delightful update with a tweet from his official Twitter account on February 11, 2023.

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Not to forget, various rumors about Tiger teeing it up at the event were circulating throughout the golf world. However, his unusual Friday confirmation means the fans can watch probably one of the greatest players of all time grinding again on the PGA Tour next week. The 15-time major championship winner will be playing his first event since the 2022 PNC Championship at Ritz Carlton Golf Club, in December.

As soon as, the news about Woods’ comeback was out, the golf world turned into an absolute frenzy. Tiger and golf fans from all over the globe started to react to the delightful news from the PGA Tour legend. Moreover, the majority of the fans were delighted to hear about Woods playing a Tour event after a long time. At the same time, other fans have also started to root for their favorite player to win next week. But, only time will tell if the fan favorite will really outshine the young talent on the PGA Tour.

Woods’ last Tour event summary

The 82-time PGA Tour winner made his last official Tour start at the 2019 ZOZO Championship. It was coincidently his 82nd Tour win as well, which helped him to equal Sam Snead’s record. Tiger ended the event with an overall score of 19 under par. As a result, he won the event with a comfortable three-shot lead on Sunday in Japan. He carded a final round of three-under-par, 67 to finish on the top of the leaderboard.

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