Why, at age 66, is Greg Norman leading another charge to challenge the PGA Tour?

Pebble Beach is joining Pinehurst No. 2 and Oakmont Country Club as anchor sites, a strategy that allows the USGA to return to its most famous courses more frequently for the U.S. Open and the U.S. Women’s Open.

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ALBANY, Bahamas – The future looks bright for Tiger Woods after the 79-time PGA TOUR winner successfully negotiated all four rounds at the Hero World Challenge in his long-awaited comeback from back surgery. Woods, who had his back fused just seven months ago, bounced back from an average third round with his lowest round of the tournament on Sunday. In his traditional Sunday red shirt and black pants, Woods added a 4-under 68 to his opening rounds of 69-68-75 to finish at 8 under for the tournament and sits mid-field in the 18-man event at Albany. Showing speed and power with his full swings and seemingly without any discomfort despite four back surgeries to his name the two-time FedExCup champion proved a return to regular PGA TOUR duties is far from beyond him. The 14-time major champion will turn 42 on December 30 and his likely schedule is yet to be confirmed, however, there were enough positives from the four rounds to suggest Woods can be a regular contender again. If history is anything to go by, the likely return to his first full-field TOUR event will come at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in late January, the last place Woods played in an official event.

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Tiger Woods did something he’s never done before in his career by hitting two balls in the water at TPC Sawgrass’ famous No. 17 island green.

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