
Tiger Woods made a highly anticipated return to the golf range this week, reigniting speculation about his potential comeback to competitive play. The 15-time major champion, now 50, was spotted at the TGR Jr.
Invitational and TGR Invitational on California’s Monterey Peninsula, where he participated in a range clinic alongside Max Homa and Billy Horschel. Footage from the session showed Woods hitting full shots, including irons and wedges, offering fans a rare glimpse of his current form after an extended absence from professional tournaments.
His last competitive appearance was at the 2024 Open Championship, with injuries—including a serious 2021 car accident and multiple back surgeries—delaying his return. Woods has remained active in the sport through charity events, junior tournaments, and appearances, though he has not yet confirmed a timeline for returning to competition.
The latest clinic has particularly fueled discussions about whether he could compete in the PNC Championship in Orlando this December, an event where major champions often play alongside family members. Woods’ involvement in the TGR Foundation, which supports youth development, has also kept him connected to the game beyond the professional tour.

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