TIGER WOODS is set to make his golf return at this year’s Seminole Pro-Member event.

The golf legend, 49, has not played a single PGA Tour tournament in 2025.

He was last in action at last year’s Open, but has since claimed that he will take part in “big events” in 2025.

Later today, Woods will play the Seminole Golf Club in South Florida.

The club is renowned for its exclusivity, with this annual event often drawing an elite field.

Despite the intrigue around the tournament, it will NOT be televised – further adding to the mystery around Woods’ form.

The 15-time Major champion is set to play alongside former PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh.

Their quartet will also feature former NBA champion Shane Battier and golf pro Keegan Bradley.

Elsewhere in the field, the likes of Rory McIlroy, Collin Morikawa, Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas, Ernie Els, Tom Brady and Nelly Korda are all set to play.

The event will not include any ranking points.

Woods had been scheduled to play at the Genesis Invitational last month.

He pulled out, however, following the sad death of his mother Kultida aged 81.

Woods will also not take part in the Arnold Palmer Invitational next week.

The American could return to PGA Tour action at The Players Championship at Sawgrass later this month.

And he is expected to be in action at the Masters in April.

Woods is eligible to take part in Augusta due to being a former champion.