Tiger Woods will not compete at the Hero World Challenge in December, with the 15-time major champion confirming his decision to make his return to the PGA Tour

Tiger Woods was set to return to the PGA Tour in December to compete at the Hero World Challenge, but the 15-time major champion has confirmed he will not be in the field

Attorney Larry Klayman is not backing down in his legal battle against Tiger Woods and the PGA Tour. After his antitrust claim was dismissed, Klayman has

Multiple major winner Tiger Woods has confirmed he will not play in the forthcoming PGA Tour event he hosts annually in the Bahamas.

Tiger Woods won't be playing in the Bahamas next week at the Hero World Challenge as he recovers from a sixth back surgery he had in September. In announcing Monday on social media he won't be playing, Woods said the 20-man field for his holiday tournament will be filled out by Justin Thomas, Nick Dunlap and Jason Day.

Tiger Woods announced Monday that he will not participate in next month's Hero World Challenge as he recovers from another back surgery.

Attorney Larry Klayman has launched a new lawsuit against Tiger Woods, arguing the golfer and the PGA Tour fraudulently tried to eliminate a competitor.