From a missed 3-foot putt in the TGL finals to his second roll-over DUI, Tiger Woods’ return is in serious question.

He registered for the U.S. Senior Open on Friday to ensure he is eligible to play in the event, but has not yet decided whether he will play. That tournament will be in July.

Speculation on whether Tiger would play in the 2026 Masters in April has swung largely to the negative after his performance in the TGL finals and second DUI rollover crash.

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