Tiger Woods turns 50 this December, making him eligible to join the PGA Tour Champions in 2026. That could mean a return to Firestone next summer.

Tiger Woods endorsed Brian Rolapp's PGA Tour appointment, praising his leadership as the organization entered a pivotal new era.

While Tiger Woods continues to rehab from the torn Achilles injury he suffered prior to this year’s Masters, he has still remained an important figure within the PGA Tour.

Tiger Woods turns 50 this December, making him eligible to join the PGA Tour Champions in 2026. That could mean a return to Firestone next summer.

But there’s one name notably missing from the list: Tiger Woods. The 15-time major champion is not competing in this year’s U.S. Open, marking his third straight major tournament absence of 2025.

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