Tiger Woods

Tiger Woods walked across the Swilcan Bridge on the 18th fairway of the Old Course on Friday, possibly wondering whether he had played the final round of his storied career in The Open at St. Andrews.

Hall of Fame golfer Tiger Woods (pictured above) announced, via his Twitter account on Tuesday morning, that he will skip next week's U.S. Open at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Phil Mickelson is ready to return to competitive golf, albeit on a "new path" and with a "fresh start" on the LIV Golf Invitational Series.

So will Tiger Woods play in the 2022 PGA Championship in May?

For years, Augusta National has defied normality when it comes to how they handle concessions at the Masters. The low prices have not only pleased those in attendance, but boosted the overall brand of the four day tournament.

As Woods eyes his official return at Augusta National, there is a very real notion that he can actually win The Masters this weekend.

At a press conference on Tuesday morning, five-time Masters champion and 15-time major champion Tiger Woods (pictured) announced that he plans to play at The Masters, beginning this Thursday at Augusta National in Augusta, Georgia.

Tiger Woods still moves the needle in golf even when he barely plays.

Hole-in-one celebrations, Tiger Woods, extraordinary long putts, oh and don't forget about the Caddy Races. Yep, it must be the Phoenix Open.

It's the quickest turnaround in Masters history. The tournament starts 144 days after Dustin Johnson won by five shots at a record 20-under 268.