Tiger Woods seemed to suggest Tuesday night that he is unlikely to compete at next week’s Players Championship.

This is the final year in which Woods is exempt for the competition on the back of his win at the 2019 Masters.

It doesn't look like Tiger Woods will be playing in next week's Players Championship, if his remarks at Tuesday's TGL event are any indication. With the Masters looming five weeks away, it may prove a challenge for the 15-time major champion to be ready for Augusta.

Tiger Woods is among the names listed in the field for the Seminole Pro-Member. The event, annually held the day after the Cognizant Classic, is a chance for members of the prestigious Florida club to hobnob with PGA Tour players at one of the best courses in the country.

"My heart is not into practicing right now," said Tiger Woods as he finished his TGL season with another Jupiter loss.

It looks like Tiger Woods will not return to the PGA Tour for THE PLAYERS Championship after all, leaving questions around when we will see him again.

Tiger Woods opted to withdraw from the Genesis Invitational following the death of his mother last month, and 49-year-old has now cast doubt over entering The Players Championship

With only a month remaining before The Masters, Tiger Woods has indicated that he is not yet prepared to make his return to the PGA Tour.

Tiger Woods was seen walking 18 holes with his caddie on Monday at Seminole Golf Club, a clear indication that he is preparing to return to the PGA Tour.

With Tiger Woods’ first TGL season officially coming to an end on Tuesday night, the obvious question left was when would his PGA Tour season officially begin? But the 15-time major champ only provided a vague update on his schedule.

Tiger Woods has not played a PGA Tour event since missing the cut at the 2024 PGA Championship last May and his return now looks unlikely at the Players Championship