Donald Trump Predicts Tiger Woods Skips 2026 Masters Tournament

Former President Donald Trump has made bold predictions regarding Tiger Woods’ participation in the 2026 Masters Tournament. Despite Woods’ efforts to recover from several surgeries last year, Trump believes Woods will not compete.
Tiger Woods’ Road to Recovery
Tiger Woods underwent significant procedures last year, including back surgery and an Achilles tendon rupture. These injuries have raised questions about his ability to return to competitive golf. While Woods has expressed determination, his future in the sport remains uncertain.
Current Status and Recent Performances
Woods recently participated in the TGL Finals with his team, Jupiter Links. Unfortunately, the team faced defeats against the Los Angeles Golf Club, culminating in a disappointing 9-2 loss. Fortunately, Woods showed promising physical condition during the matches, hitting drives over 300 yards.
- Recent Matches: Jupiter Links lost their match, unable to respond to a strong performance from Los Angeles.
- Woods’ Reflections: Despite the outcome, Woods found joy in playing, stating, “It was a lot of fun to be a part of it.”
Trump’s Prediction
During an appearance on “The Five” with FOX News, Trump commented, “I love Tiger, but he won’t be there,” referring to the Masters Tournament in April 2026. He underscored that while Woods may attend, playing is an entirely different matter.
Woods’ Aspirations for the Masters
The Masters Tournament is scheduled to begin on April 9, 2026. Woods has expressed a deep love for the event and his desire to participate. However, he acknowledges the limitations imposed by his injuries.
- Age and Recovery: Woods noted, “This body doesn’t recover like it did when I was 24, 25.”
- Persistent Efforts: He remains committed to making progress, stating, “I keep trying – I want to play.”
Looking Ahead
As Woods desires to return to Augusta National, his determination will be tested against the realities of recovery. His commitment to practice and improve remains steadfast. The golfing world will be watching closely as the prestigious tournament approaches.




