Yahoo Sports · Mar 29, 2022
Speculation runs wild about Tiger Woods playing 2022 Masters
About 9 a.m. Tuesday, the Twitter feed @RadarSports noted that a multi-engine, 20-seat, Gulfstream G550 had just departed a small airfield near Jupiter, Florida.
The plane is owned by GTW Corp, a private company whose chairman just happens to be Eldrick “Tiger” Woods. The golfer lives about 16 miles from the airport, Witham Field.
A little over an hour later, it landed.
In Augusta, Georgia.
The 86th edition of the Masters begins next week and the hottest story in golf right now is whether Woods, just 13 months from a near-fatal car accident, might return to play in the tournament he’s won five times.