The field for the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Bay Hill is packed with top players, but Tiger Woods is not among them. He will not be teeing it up at the high-profile tournament in Bay Hill this week.
No Tiger Woods at the Arnold Palmer Invitational
Earlier this year, Woods stated his intention to compete more frequently in major tournaments. Ahead of the Masters, he planned to play multiple events and expressed confidence in his physical condition. However, his last appearance on Tour was in December at the PNC Championship alongside his son, Charlie Woods. His most recent individual start came eight months ago at the British Open.
At the recent Genesis Invitational, a Signature Event where Woods serves as tournament host, he withdrew from the field following the passing of his mother, Kultida.
Woods at the Seminole Pro-Member Tournament
On Monday, March 3, Woods will compete in the Seminole Pro-Member tournament in Florida. The exclusive event is traditionally held without TV coverage or detailed reporting. The format is best ball, and Woods will once again team up with former PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh.
The field features several notable names. Rory McIlroy is playing alongside his father, Gerry, while Collin Morikawa, Justin Thomas, and Nelly Korda are also in the lineup. NBA legend Tom Brady is among the high-profile participants.
JUST IN: Tiger Woods is among the pros playing in the Seminole Pro-Member tournament on Monday. 👀
He is teaming up with former PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh. pic.twitter.com/OEqUPCOPax — GOLF.com (@GOLF_com) March 2, 2025
TGL Return but Unclear PGA Tour Schedule
Beyond his individual schedule, Woods remains active in TGL. He missed his last match with Jupiter Links GC but is set to return on Tuesday for the team’s final regular-season matchup against Atlanta Drive GC. His next PGA Tour start remains uncertain. Many expect him to play at next week’s Players Championship, but there has been no official confirmation.