Tiger Woods is reportedly set to return to the Masters next month, with the tournament's official website listing him as 'making his 27th Masters start in 2026'. The 50-year-old golfer has been absent from the PGA Tour since July 2024 and underwent back surgery in October 2025.
Woods, who has been on the professional golf scene for 30 years, has seen his son Charlie begin to make waves in the amateur game. The 17-year-old scored his first hole-in-one in December 2024 and joked he was 'broke' after his father said he owed a round of drinks. However, financial reports suggest neither is struggling for cash.
According to Forbes, Tiger Woods is worth approximately £1.18 billion ($1.5 billion), making him the fourth highest-paid golfer globally. His earnings include £89.1 million ($120 million) from golf and various business ventures, such as luxury real estate firm Nexxus, architecture company TGR Design, and restaurant The Woods Jupiter.
Charlie Woods is estimated to be worth around £18.5 million ($25 million), according to Sportskeeda, excluding his father's wealth. Both Charlie and his sister Sam reportedly have trusts worth a rumoured £14.8 million ($20 million) each, which they will access in the future. Charlie also has two luxury homes in California and Florida, which he will gain access to when he turns 21.
Woods has confirmed he will return for the final night of the TGL season, a golf league he co-founded with Rory McIlroy. He will replace Kevin Kisner in the Jupiter Links line-up for the season finale at the SoFi Center, after his team lost to Los Angeles Golf Club. Woods said: 'As a team, we were together in this... We have possibly two more matches. We're not out of this.'
