Tiger Woods’ 2024 Schedule: PGA Tour and Major Championships

Tiger Woods, the multiple major champion, continues to captivate the golfing world with his schedule and performance. Here is a look at his planned appearances for the 2024 season on the PGA Tour and major championships.

### Tiger Woods’ 2024 Schedule:

**Date** | **Tournament** | **Location**
— | — | —
13-16 June | U.S. Open | Pinehurst No.2
18-21 July | The Open Championship | Royal Troon

### Tiger Woods’ 2024 Results:

**Tournament** | **Finish**
— | —
Genesis Invitational | WD (Illness)
Masters Tournament | 60
PGA Championship | Missed cut

### Overview of Tiger Woods’ Recent Years

Predicting Tiger Woods’ schedule has become relatively straightforward due to his physical limitations following the leg injuries sustained in his 2021 car crash. Since making a remarkable return to professional golf at the 2022 Masters, Woods has participated in only eight events. His return was highlighted by a withdrawal from the PGA Championship due to a screw in his leg piercing the skin, as revealed by former world number one Jason Day.

Despite these setbacks, Woods competed in the landmark 150th Open at St Andrews, though he missed the cut, marking a poignant moment as he likely bid farewell to his final Open at the home of golf.

In the 2022-2023 season, Woods’ participation was limited. He started at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, finishing T-45, but the event drew attention for an incident where he handed a tampon to Justin Thomas. Woods also played in the Hero World Challenge in Albany, finishing 18th out of 20.

Woods entered the 2023-2024 season with renewed optimism after undergoing another fusion surgery on his ankle, which eased his walking difficulties. He competed in the Genesis Invitational again but withdrew early in the second round due to illness. At the 2024 Masters, Woods finished 60th, and he missed the cut at the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club, marking his 13th missed cut in a major since turning professional in 1997.

### Future Plans

Despite these challenges, Woods has dismissed any talk of retirement and remains hopeful that his schedule could eventually include at least one PGA Tour event per month. After the PGA Championship, Woods expressed confidence that his game would improve with time.

“Unfortunately, I just haven’t played a whole lot of tournaments,” Woods said. “And not a whole lot of tournaments are on my schedule either. Hopefully, everything will somehow come together in my practice sessions at home.”

Tiger Woods continues to inspire with his resilience and determination, and fans eagerly anticipate his performances in the upcoming events of 2024.