Tiger Woods said on Tuesday that he is not physically ready to return to PGA Tour action and has a "long way to go" after undergoing another back procedure.

Tiger Woods said Tuesday that he's not close to being physically ready to play in PGA Tour tournaments and has a "long way to go" before he's able to compete against the world's best golfers again. Woods,

Highlights from Woods' annual presser in the Bahamas, including remarks on his health, PIF talks and PGA Tour changes.

Tiger Woods provided an honest assessment of where he is physically after undergoing another back surgery in September. Woods, who isn't competing in

This is a stretch, for sure. Tiger hasn’t played in a non-major, sans the Genesis Invitational and Hero World Challenge, since 2020. But Torrey Pines is a place Tiger loves, and if he wants to try to play once a month still, why not go back to a place he’s familiar with and has dominated at?

After having another back surgery in September, Tiger Woods is not among the 20-man field at the Hero World Challenge this week. But instead of injecting optimism into the golf world about his playing prospects in the future and saying that he can win again,

Tiger Woods gives an update on his recent back surgery and explains how long it will be before he can compete.

“I’m not tournament sharp yet,” Woods said Tuesday at his pre-tournament news conference. “I’m still not there. These are 20 of the best players in the world and I’m not sharp enough to compete against them at this level. So when I’m ready to compete and play at this level, then I will.” If that sounds regurgitated, it’s because it is.