US Masters 2024: Tiger Woods listed in field
03/21/2024 by Alexandra Caspers
The signs for Tiger Woods’ participation in the US Masters 2024 stand good after he had to give up the tournament last year.
Tiger Woods listed in 2024 US Masters field. (Photo: Getty)
04/11 – 04/14/2024
PGA Tour: Masters Tournament 2024
Augusta National Golf Club – Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
- Round 4/4
- Official
- Strokeplay
- Defending champion: Jon Rahm
The anticipation for the US Masters 2024 is growing and it seems that we will also be able to look forward to Tiger Woods‘ next tournament start. The 48-year-old was recently added to the field of participants listed on the Masters website. As a former winner of the prestigious tournament at Augusta National Golf Club, Woods has a lifelong expemption to participate in the major tournament. He has won the Masters a total of five times, including his first major victory in 1997 and his last major victory to date in 2019 following his magnificent comeback from back surgery.
US Masters 2024: Tiger woods returns to the Augusta National
Tiger Woods last competed in the Genesis Invitational, which he hosted, but had to withdraw during the second round due to illness. At the Hero World Challenge in December 2023, he had announced that he planned to play more tournaments in 2024, ideally one a month, starting with Genesis. Tiger Woods skipped the Players Championship this year, but played the Seminole Pro-Member Tournament for the first time the week before.
Instead, Woods has been particularly active off the golf course and involved in the affairs of the newly formed PGA Tour Enterprises and negotiations with the PIF.
The Masters now appears to be the next big event on his schedule. Last year’s experience was not really positive. Woods made the cut but struggled badly with walking and withdrew in round 3 when the tournament was suspended due to weather chaos and it became clear he would have to complete 29 holes on Sunday.
With the exception of his illness at the Genesis Invitational, however, the 15-time major winner appears to be in better physical condition and more confident on his feet again.
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