This week, Tiger Woods attempted to make yet another comeback to golf after he made his first official PGA Tour start since the 2023 Masters at The Genesis Invitational, but it was short-lived as he had to pull out of the tournament due to an illness.
It was another disappointing setback for Tiger Woods as he has been well past his prime for many years. But according to a report from The Daily Mail, he’ll certainly be back on the golf course – even if he doesn’t necessarily want to.
This week, The Daily Mail reported that wants to retire from golf, but does not feel that he can as he continues to play the game and make appearances to support his brand.
“If Tiger could retire, he would,” the source told The Daily Mail.
“His body is beat up but, for his brand, he still has to make and keep appearances and make a go at it.
“After his car accident, he thought that was it. There was almost an amputation in play, so to be back even at all is sort of a miracle.
“Now with this recent illness that had him bow out of the latest tournament, that is unfortunate, but he will be back because he has to support his new brand Sun Day Red, and everything else in his world.
“He’ll be back even though he would love nothing more than to retire.”
It’s a pretty horrible situation for Woods to want to retire but know that he can’t. We’ll have to see how his career plays out in the future.

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