Tiger Woods Hints Return Through Injured Achilles in TGL Season 2

Tiger Woods, the 15-time major winner, is poised to make a competitive golf return in the second season of the technology-led Golf League (TGL), which he co-founded with Rory McIlroy. After rupturing his left Achilles tendon in March 2025 and undergoing surgery, Woods was seen hitting balls in September and has now been confirmed as captain of the Jupiter Links Golf Club for TGL's season starting December 28, 2025. His first match will be on January 13, 2026, against New York Golf Club, with a highly anticipated faceoff against McIlroy's Boston Common Golf scheduled for March 1, which will be TGL's inaugural primetime Sunday match broadcast on ABC and ESPN. The league features six teams composed of top PGA Tour players competing in a 15-match regular season in an indoor coliseum environment. Woods has not played competitive Tour golf since July 2024 due to multiple surgeries, including his Achilles injury and back operations, but his return to TGL marks a significant comeback. Fans and officials alike have expressed excitement over his return, which could also include appearances at the Hero World Challenge and the PNC Championship with his son Charlie.