Will Tigers Woods Win a PGA Tour Event in 2025?

Tiger Woods is an American professional golfer who is one of the most recognisable and iconic sporting figures. He is widely recognised as one of the most talented golfers of all time and holds numerous records within the game. The World Golf Hall of Fame inductee is tied first for PGA Tour victories and has accumulated a hugely impressive 13 major championships throughout his illustrious career.

The 49-year-old, who turned professional at the age of 20 became a dominant force in the game throughout the first half of the 21st century and was top of the rankings between 1999 and 2004.

Although he remains a professional player on the tour, the next stage of his career was beset by personal issues and he was also plagued by injuries throughout the late 2000s.

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Woods has been awarded the PGA Player of the Year eleven times and is just one of two players, the other being Jack Nicklaus, to have completed a Career Grand Slam on three occasions. He is the most decorated and successful active golfer with 18 World Golf Championships and is just the fourth golfer to be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He was twice named the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year (2000 and 2001) and was named as the BBC’s Overseas Sports Personality of the Year around the same time.

Recent Record

Following a serious car crash in 2021, Woods indicated that his professional golfing career was over. Despite this admission, he has continued to take part in a handful of events each year and has shown that he still possesses the kind of quality that saw him rise to the top of the rankings.

Back surgery has once again set him back in his quest for success and he admits that it may take several months to get back in shape. He is likely to partake in alternative events such as the TGL Indoor Golf League, however, his return to the turf may not happen until at least March. He competed in five tour events last season, although he did withdraw from one of them. He missed the cut in three of his four major appearances and struggled to remain competitive in The Masters.

Who are Likely to be Winning the Majors in 2025?

Scottie Scheffler was unstoppable throughout 2024 with seven tour victories. He also triumphed in the Hero World Challenge for the second straight season. Unfortunately, he sustained a hand injury in late December and that will keep him off the course until potentially early February. There’s nothing to suggest that his form is likely to drop off, yet he may take a couple of months to rediscover his groove.

Rory McIlroy has struggled to get over the line in Majors and it’s now a decade since his last success in one of the marquee events on the golfing calendar. He came so close to clinching success at the U.S Open in 2024, only to blow it at the final hole and he’ll be determined to bounce back from that disappointment this season.

Xander Schauffele enjoyed a remarkable 2024, securing two majors and picking up numerous accolades on the PGA Tour. He has looked a lot more confident in the closing stages of high-profile events and it wouldn’t be a surprise to see him carry on where he left off in 2025.

Collin Morikawa went close numerous times last season and is unlikely to be far away from securing a major this time around. He is searching for a third major success. Ludvig Aberg is an golfer with enormous potential and looked competent in Augusta last season. Viktor Hovland is another contender whereas LIV regular Jon Rahm may be able to turn on the style at one of the major events this season.

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