Tiger Woods and Pebble Beach.<\/p>\n
Pebble Beach and Tiger Woods.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s too early to start thinking about the 15-time major champion playing at the 2027 U.S. Open \u2014 at the same course where he won his first of three U.S. Open crowns and set the largest margin of victory in men\u2019s major championship history<\/a>. A lot can happen between now and then, especially given Woods\u2019 extensive injury history.<\/p>\n But if you follow Woods on social media \u2014 or his live events handle, TGR Live<\/a> \u2014 then it\u2019s not out of the question to begin asking when might the 50-year-old make his return to competitive golf?<\/p>\n TGR Live posted video of Woods practicing Tuesday \u2014 a day after the fifth annual TGR Jr. Invitational concluded at Pebble Beach Resorts, with a caption that read \u201cBack on your feed, right where this swing belongs.\u201d<\/p>\n Woods hosted the match-play finals that featured 60 young players, and could be seen delivering their introductions as they walked up to the first tee. <\/p>\n Video of Woods making those introductions received more than 18,000 likes and more than 200 comments on TGR Live\u2019s Instagram \u2014 the most traction the account has received on a post other than practice footage shared on September 15 at Liberty National in New Jersey<\/a>.<\/p>\n Woods\u2019 last professional outing came at the 2024 Open Championship at Royal Troon, where he finished 14 over par and missed the cut.<\/p>\n Although he hasn\u2019t made any comments about a possible future playing schedule since his car crash and suspected-DUI arrest earlier this year in Florida<\/a>, Woods had been ramping up to play at the time of his rollover accident.<\/p>\n