‘My Boy Ain’t Soft’: Tiger Woods’ Much-Awaited Decision Finally Comes to Light and Delights the Golf Community

The golf world has sat back in silence, awaiting the day the legend returned. Tiger Woods had an accident in 2021 and suffered multiple injuries. He has since been unable to play in the main competitive events. Recently, Tiger announced he would finally be back and play the Hero World Challenge at the end of this month, and the entire golfing community erupted with joy.

Many speculated he’d ride the cart on the course, but in a recent tweet, the legend seems strongly opposed to the idea and says this isn’t some fantasy game.

Tiger Woods claims he’ll never ride the cart for an official game

Tiger once, in an interview after his accident, was asked if he would ride the cart to play in a tournament. He was strongly opposed to the idea and said, “No. Absolutely not.” The 15-time major said he could never do that in an official PGA Tour event. He stated, “Not for a PGA Tour event, no. That’s just not who I am,”

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He went on and said, “If I can’t play at that level, I can’t play at that level.” Tiger believes that being able to walk the course shows that you have what it takes. Tiger’s views on that still haven’t changed, and he recently said, “Can’t take a cart. This isn’t fantasy golf.”

The golf world was thrilled with Tiger’s return and even more impressed with his resolve. His fans also understand him well, and agreed with the legend saying never expected him to ride the cart.

Other fans were also concerned about his health and fitness, and didn’t care much for the cart.

Regardless of their views, all the fans are incredibly pleased to have Tiger return.

Tiger’s return to the PGA Tour

In October, Tiger announced the seventeen players on the 20-player roster for the Hero World Challenge. He recently revealed himself to be one of the remaining three exemptions, joined by Kevin Kisner and Tommy Fleetwood.

The unofficial PGA Tour event begins on the 28th of November and lasts until the 4th of December. Woods hosts the event himself as a benefit for the Tiger Woods Foundation. A win at the event would make Tiger the record holder with the most PGA Tour wins, with 83.

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Will Tiger make a memorable comeback and also take the win? Or does the legend still need more time to recover fully? Tune in to find out