Tiger Woods has left open the possibility of making a dramatic comeback at The Masters in 2024, a prospect that has excited fellow golfer Michael Kim. Woods, whose recent appearances on the PGA Tour have been limited by injuries, has not ruled out competing at Augusta National this coming April, where he has claimed five titles throughout his career. The Masters, the first major golf championship of the season, represents a significant stage for Woods to return to competitive play.
Michael Kim Extends Invitation for Practice at Augusta
Michael Kim responded enthusiastically to the news of Woods’ potential return, using social media to invite the golf legend for a practice round at Augusta National. In a message posted on X, Kim playfully wrote,
“Heeyyyyy Tiger Woods, practice round Tuesday at Augusta? Lol. But seriously…”
Kim, himself a former PGA Tour champion, finished tied for 27th at The Masters in 2025 and is keen to see Woods back in action at the tournament.
The Masters: A Historic Venue for Tiger Woods
The Masters holds a special place in Tiger Woods’ career, having won the tournament five times, beginning with a groundbreaking victory in 1997. He secured consecutive wins in 2001 and 2002, followed by triumphs in 2005 and more recently in 2019. Although another championship win may be unlikely at this stage, fans remain eager to witness Woods’ return to the course, prioritizing his recovery and presence over championship expectations. In 2024, Woods made the cut at The Masters for the only time that season, finishing 60th, while struggling in other major tournaments like the PGA Championship, US Open, and The Open Championship.
Woods’ Recent Tournament Appearances and Challenges
In addition to The Masters, Woods competed at The Genesis Invitational during the 2024 season but had to withdraw due to physical issues. His limited playtime that year, coupled with missed cuts at several majors, underscores the challenges he has faced. Nonetheless, the possibility of a return at Augusta National signals hope for fans and the golfing community, offering a chance to see one of the sport’s greatest champions back in competition.
Heeyyyyy @TigerWoods, practice round Tuesday at Augusta? Lol
But seriously… https://t.co/a0qXone3xb
— Michael S. Kim (@Mike_kim714) February 17, 2026
