Speculation about a possible Tiger Woods return to the PGA Tour at the 2022 Masters has run rampant in recent months after the 15-time major champion has been seen in the public eye swinging a golf club, getting inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame and even playing in an event with his son Charlie.
The last indication about his status comes from Augusta National Golf Club itself, which shows that the 46-year-old is indeed still in the mix to play at the year’s first major in two weeks time.
Woods remains listed among the 86 current invitees to the 86th edition of the major championship on the event’s official website just 16 days away from the start of the event. His qualification is, of course, the result of being a past champion at the Masters, a tournament he’s actually won five times.