Tiger Woods to make comeback

Woods has not played competitively since August 2015 after undergoing multiple back surgeries, but hopes to tee off at a PGA Tour event next month.

The 14-time major winner, who has dropped to 711 in the world rankings, is confident he can return to action at the October 13-16 Safeway Open.



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The 40-year-old will first take on the role of US vice-captain at Hazeltine, Minnesota for this month's Ryder Cup, before joining the field at the Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California for the first tournament of the 2016-17 PGA Tour season.

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'My rehabilitation is to the point where I'm comfortable making plans, but I still have work to do,' Woods said Wednesday in a statement on his website.

'Whether I can play depends on my continued progress and recovery. My hope is to have my game ready to go.'

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Woods also confirmed he will play at November's Turkish Airlines Open in Antalya, and December's Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas -- which is run by his charity foundation.

'It could be a fun fall,' he added. 'It was difficult missing tournaments that are important to me, but this time I was smart about my recovery and didn't rush it.

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'It was great spending time with my children Sam and Charlie, and also working on a lot of projects including golf-course design, the upcoming 20th anniversary of my foundation and my book about the 1997 Masters.

'But I missed competing. I want to thank all the fans for their kindness and concern. I've been a pro about 20 years, and their support has never waned.'

Woods hasn't won a major since 2008, when he won the US Open at Torrey Pines. His last top 10 in a major was in 2013 when he tied for sixth at the British Open.

'Whether I can play depends on my continued progress and recovery. My hope is to have my game ready to go.' Like this story? Get more at cnn.com/golf The 40-year-old will first take on the role of US vice-captain at Hazeltine, Minnesota for this month's Ryder Cup, before joining the field at the Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, California for the first tournament of the 2016-17 PGA Tour season. 'It was great spending time with my children Sam and Charlie, and also working on a lot of projects including golf-course design, the upcoming 20th anniversary of my foundation and my book about the 1997 Masters. 'But I missed competing. I want to thank all the fans for their kindness and concern. I've been a pro about 20 years, and their support has never waned.' 'It was great spending time with my children Sam and Charlie, and also working on a lot of projects including golf-course design, the upcoming 20th anniversary of my foundation and my book about the 1997 Masters. 'It could be a fun fall,' he added. 'It was difficult missing tournaments that are important to me, but this time I was smart about my recovery and didn't rush it. Woods has not played competitively since August 2015 after undergoing multiple back surgeries, but hopes to tee off at a PGA Tour event next month. 'But I missed competing. I want to thank all the fans for their kindness and concern. I've been a pro about 20 years, and their support has never waned.' Read: Where did it all go wrong for Woods? 'My rehabilitation is to the point where I'm comfortable making plans, but I still have work to do,' Woods said Wednesday in a statement on his website. 'But I missed competing. I want to thank all the fans for their kindness and concern. I've been a pro about 20 years, and their support has never waned.' Read: Where did it all go wrong for Woods? 'It could be a fun fall,' he added. 'It was difficult missing tournaments that are important to me, but this time I was smart about my recovery and didn't rush it. Woods also confirmed he will play at November's Turkish Airlines Open in Antalya, and December's Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas -- which is run by his charity foundation. Like this story? Get more at cnn.com/golf Woods hasn't won a major since 2008, when he won the US Open at Torrey Pines. His last top 10 in a major was in 2013 when he tied for sixth at the British Open. 'But I missed competing. I want to thank all the fans for their kindness and concern. I've been a pro about 20 years, and their support has never waned.' 'It was great spending time with my children Sam and Charlie, and also working on a lot of projects including golf-course design, the upcoming 20th anniversary of my foundation and my book about the 1997 Masters. Woods hasn't won a major since 2008, when he won the US Open at Torrey Pines. His last top 10 in a major was in 2013 when he tied for sixth at the British Open.

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