Tiger Woods’ body continues to fail him. On Tuesday, Woods announced on social media that he had ruptured his Achilles tendon while training at home. He has since undergone surgery to repair the tendon.

Tiger's work here is done. Woods will always be part of the majors, especially the Masters, which he won five times. He is exempt for life at The Masters and PGA Championship. He can play the Open Championship for 10 more years. His 15 major wins are second to Jack Nicklaus' 18, a record that many thought Woods would break.

Tiger Woods announced he ruptured his achilles during his ramp up in training. The 15-time major champion was gearing up for, likely, a limited 2025 schedule that would include major tournaments. “As I began to ramp up my own training and practice at home,

Tiger Woods said surgery to repair a ruptured left Achilles tendon went "smoothly" and he expects to make a full recovery.

Another year, another injury for Tiger Woods. Woods, the 15-time major champion, announced Tuesday he ruptured his left Achilles while ramping up training in the last week. He underwent a successful procedure to repair the tendon,

Tiger Woods ruptured a tendon in his left Achilles and has been forced to undergo surgery, with no timeframe yet put on his return to the course as the 15-time major champion faces yet more injury woe

After this devastating setback, it's fair to question whether the golf legend will ever be able to play on the PGA Tour again.

Tiger Woods is all but certain to miss next month’s Masters after he revealed he has undergone surgery for a ruptured Achilles. Woods last competed in an official tour event at last summer’s Open at Royal Troon where he missed the cut.