The impressive performance at Hero World Challenge 2023 seemed to signal the resurrection of one of the most outstanding golf legends of all time.

After a long period of time without a title, without the joy of winning and surrounded only by personal troubles, struggling with one injury after another, there was a time when Tiger Woods considered a plan to retire. But then the love for green grass, iron clubs, wood and round balls with many honeycomb-shaped dents helped Woods overcome everything.

Super Tiger entered the Hero World Challenge 2023 season under many skeptical eyes and was not highly appreciated by bookmakers for the championship in any participating tournament.

Not many people dare to put their trust in the American legend when he is in his twilight years, with a back that has undergone many surgeries.

18th place at Hero World Challenge 2023 seemed to signal the revival of Woods. Even if he had been more careful in the final holes, Woods could have taken a better position.

“I had a pretty good tournament, especially in round 3. The more I played, the better I felt both mentally and physically. I believe I will play better and the titles will not be far away,” the owner of 14 Majors optimistically shared.

Not only Woods, other famous colleagues such as Jason Day, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas also believe in their seniors’ ability to return to the top. For them, Super Tiger promises to become a formidable opponent in upcoming tournaments.

“I’m sure Tiger will win again soon. He seems to have found his true class again and with a little more luck, Spieth said.

History has witnessed many golfers making impressive comebacks. In 1986, at the age of 46 and nearly a decade past his peak, the legendary Jack Nicklaus still unexpectedly won The Masters. Eight years later, Jonny Miller also surprised everyone by winning the PGA Tour championship at Pebble Beach after many years of not competing due to a stroke.

Woods will continue his quest for glory in 2024