TIGER WOODS will make his comeback at the Masters next month.
The 15-time major winner's last competitive appearance was at the Genesis Invitational in February.
However, his comeback was short-lived as he withdrew because of illness after just six holes of the second round.
As the 48-year-old steps up his recovery from ankle surgery last year, it has been revealed he will play at Augusta from April 8 to 14.
Woods was included in a list of players taking to the fairway on the event's official website.
The legendary American has won the event five times.
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He last wore the Green Jacket in 2019, 22 years after his first victory in Georgia.
Woods made a return to Augusta in 2022 - coming 47th - just 14 months after nearly losing his leg in a car crash.
He walked around the course with a limp as he had not fully recovered from his severe injuries.
It led to him requiring further surgery, but Woods is now "not concerned at all" by walking.
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Disaster also struck last year as he pulled out in the third round citing back pain.
Woods has vowed to play in one tournament a month this year.
And he has previously said he would not compete if he felt he did not have a genuine chance of winning.
But he faces tough competition with Scottie Scheffler the favourite, with Rory McIlroy and John Rahm also in with a shout.
