After spending several months away from competitive golf, 15-time major winner Tiger Woods has committed to playing in the Hero World Challenge later this month in the Bahamas.
The amount of time Tiger Woods has been able to dedicate to competitive golf over the past couple years has been limited due to numerous setbacks.
Woods has not played in a tournament since April, when he competed at the Masters.
He withdrew in the third round after dealing with weather issues and an injured right leg.
On Saturday, the golf great announced his intention to play later this month in the Hero World Challenge. The event is scheduled to begin Nov. 30 in the Bahamas.
His TGR company announced his decision to take a sponsor exemption. The 20-man field is for the top 50 in the world ranking, though the tournament host — Woods — is exempt.
