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Tiger Woods has dominated headlines recently, not for another miraculous win on the greens, but for a swirl of personal appearances, cryptic social media teasers, and continued business activity that keeps the Tiger mystique alive even as he rehabs yet another major injury. This past week, Tiger was spotted at the White House, his first visit since going public with his new relationship with Vanessa Trump. The photos, shared by Senator Jim Banks on X, show a smiling Woods beside the Indiana senator, fueling gossip about the high-profile romance—Vanessa, ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., has, according to People, been quietly dating Tiger for several months. Their kids are both rising golf talents, and sources close to the family tell People that their sport-centric schedules brought the pair closer.

Still, golf fans are obsessing less over Tiger’s love life and more over the possibility of a comeback, with Woods spotted at the recent Nexus Cup charity event at Liberty National, his first public golf swings since rupturing his left Achilles tendon in March 2025. Media outlets like AOL and Essentially Sports ran with the footage, noting that his powerful drives during the event with NBA star Steph Curry against Will Zalatoris and Ben Griffin sparked hope. Woods hasn’t played a PGA Tour event since missing the cut at the 2024 Open Championship and—while physically battered by surgeries and the toll of his 2021 car accident—is giving fans reasons to believe with each practice swing.

But there is still no official return date. Woods teased a new project tied to his TGR Design firm via social media, sharing a video from Bluejack Ranch in Texas—his latest golf course design. The cryptic caption, as reported by Essentially Sports, set off a wave of speculation about both his architectural ambitions and a competitive comeback. The buzz grew after fans picked up on another recent post from his Sun Day Red apparel brand, where he wrote “Confidence isn’t given, it’s earned,” fueling optimism about a return that is, for now, unconfirmed.

Business-wise, Tiger remains prolific off-course—launching new golf courses, growing his athletic-leisure brand Sun Day Red, co-owning sports bar concepts with Justin Timberlake, and holding influential roles on PGA Policy Boards as reported by Golfshake and other major outlets. He is skipping this year’s Ryder Cup and declined the U.S. captaincy, citing health and boardroom commitments, but those close to the golf world—like Jack Nicklaus—suggest Woods isn’t done yet and could dominate the senior tour after his upcoming 50th birthday. Social media is ablaze with fans speculating about potential farewell tours, milestone appearances, or at long last, full retirement, but Woods keeps the world guessing—moving between influence, inspiration, and speculation in a way only Tiger can.

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