Tiger's 7th Back Surgery: Is His PGA TOUR Run Over as Business Empire Grows?
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Tiger's 7th Back Surgery: Is His PGA TOUR Run Over as Business Empire Grows?
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Tiger Woods is making headlines yet again as he recovers from his seventh back surgery, a lumbar disc replacement performed just a week ago by Dr. Sheeraz Qureshi in New York. Tiger shared his decision and optimism on X, explaining that scans revealed a collapsed disc and fragments in his spine leading to painful mobility issues he could no longer ignore. This follows a ruptured Achilles surgery in March 2025 that had already kept him away from the Masters and other big events, according to PGA Tour News and Marca. He thanked fans for their support and gave no timeline for a competitive return, which has fueled intense speculation about whether we’ve seen the last of Woods competing on the PGA TOUR. The doubts were only amplified after his noticeable absence from this year’s Ryder Cup, where he neither captained nor played, with USA Today reporting Woods cited a focus on his health and board duties for the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Enterprises as key reasons for prioritizing recovery.
As the golf world buzzes, major outlets like The Starter and Marca are already reflecting on the possibility that Tiger’s legendary run on the main tour might be over, especially with December’s beloved Tiger and Charlie duo appearing at the PNC Championship now almost certainly off. Woods and son Charlie have drawn big TV and social media attention each December since 2020, but with recovery expected to take months, close observers like Marca suggest this tradition will pause in 2025.
Despite all the injury woes and media speculation, Tiger’s business and ambassadorial life remains as dynamic as ever. On X, Woods recently reassured fans and his team that he’ll be present for every match as he captains Jupiter Links GC in TGL’s second season, the tech-first indoor golf league he co-founded with Rory McIlroy and Mike McCarley. The Jupiter team hits the virtual links January 13th, and Woods will join teammates Max Homa, Tom Kim, and Kevin Kisner in a made-for-TV format that sidesteps his need to walk a full course. ESPN will broadcast these much-anticipated sessions. Meanwhile, TMRW Sports, the Woods-McIlroy venture, just inked a deal to reboot the iconic Skins Game for Amazon Prime Video, indicating Tiger’s post-competitive future may be even more influential in sports entrepreneurship and media.
On the sponsor and business front, Woods’ PopStroke putting courses, developed with TaylorMade, continue to open new locations and generate both family fun and commercial excitement, with a Myrtle Beach venue just added, as detailed in Golfweek. Social media remains abuzz, mixing tributes, speculation on his competitive status, and plenty of nostalgia, solidifying Tiger’s standing as a sports legend whose every move still captivates.
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