It is expected that Tiger will next step onto the opening tee box at Augusta National when the 2025 Masters begins in April

Tiger Woods is not in the field for The Players Championship next week at the TPC Sawgrass, the final year of his exemption from winning the 2019 Masters. The decision was not surprising, especially when Woods said after a TMRW Golf League match earlier this week that it was only the third time he had played since his mother,

Tiger Woods has passed on his final chance to play in the Players Championship. Woods' name was absent when the Players field for 2025 was released shortly after 5 p.m. ET by the PGA Tour. It’s his final year of eligibility off his victory in the Masters in 2019.

Tiger Woods' 2025 debut will have to wait until after the Players Championship as the PGA Tour confirmed that he will not be competing at TPC Sawgrass after not being named in the final field

The 49-year-old hasn't played the tournament in six years and now leaves himself with very few opportunities remaining to compete before the Masters in April.

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Nine-time major champion Gary Player has raised a major doubt about Tiger Woods ahead of this year’s Masters. Woods, 49, is yet to return to competitive action after the PNC Championship in December, while his last tour start was The Open at Royal Troon in July.

Tiger Woods will not be seen competing in the 2025 Players Championship, marking yet another tournament the golf legend will miss this season. This news leaves the golf community pondering just when they will see him back on Tour.