If you aren't paying attention to the date on the calendar, Tiger Woods gave you hope that he would be playing in the 2025 Masters less than one month after undergoing surgery on his Achilles. In an April Fools' Day post on X, Woods joked that his doctors and trainers have him ready to play at Augusta next week.

April Fool’s! I actually continued my tradition of going to Wendy’s before anything. In fact, this time, I Ubered to one straight from the airport before checking into my hotel. And I did branch out by trying this new Girl Scout thin-mint-flavored Frosty: And it was excellent.

Tiger Woods showed no mercy to anyone in the golf world this April Fool's Day when he pulled a prank involving his supposed return to the Masters Tournament next week. Despite it being quite obvious to most,

Tiger Woods pulled off a headline-grabbing April Fools' joke that had golf fans buzzing—if only for a few minutes. On the morning of April 1, Woods took to X to playfully suggest that he was making a shock return to the Masters,

However, the wait to see Tiger Woods back on the course again will just have to extend into the rest of the 2025 season, but we will at least get to watch top players like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau and more compete at Augusta next weekend.

Fool's Day joke on Monday about playing in the Masters despite a recent Achilles injury, begs the question as to when and if he plays again.

Tiger Woods announced he suffered a torn Achilles while attempting to ramp up for the 2025 season. "As I began to ramp up my own training and practice at home, I felt a sharp pain in my left Achilles,

The 15-time major champion pulled everyone's leg Tuesday morning, posting on social media he was going to, in fact, tee it up at the Masters.