Tiger Woods, sidelined from competitive golf for 15 months because of injury, will make his TGL Season 2 debut in mid-January, the tech-infused indoor team golf league he co-founded with Rory McIlroy announced on Monday.
Woods will lead Jupiter Links Golf Club in a Jan. 13 match against Season 1 runner-up New York Golf Club, TGL said along with the release of its 15-match regular season schedule.
Woods and Masters champion McIlroy will face off in the league’s first-ever prime-time Sunday match when Jupiter Links meets Boston Common Golf on March 1.
Jupiter Links also has matches on Jan. 20 against Los Angeles Golf Club and Feb. 2 versus Atlanta Drive.
TGL teams are made up of four players, but only three will play during matches.
The 49-year-old Woods last competed at the British Open in July 2024 at Royal Troon where he missed the cut, and two months later the 15-time major champion underwent surgery to repair a nerve impingement in his lower back.
Woods announced in March 2025 that he underwent surgery to repair a ruptured left Achilles tendon, the latest of a number of injuries he has suffered during his career.
There is still a chance Woods could return to action in 2025, in the Dec. 4-7 Hero World Challenge that he hosts, or two weeks later alongside his son Charlie at the PNC Championship.
TGL previously announced that its second season will tee off on Dec. 28 with a rematch of last season’s final between the reigning champion Atlanta Drive GC and New York Golf Club.
All matches are played in a coliseum environment at TGL’s custom-built arena in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, which seats 1,500 people.
