Retired PGA Tour Pro Johnson Wagner Reveals the Sad Truth About Tiger Woods’s Future 😢
Just when fans thought Tiger Woods was ready to make a sensational return, he put a lid on the excitement. The golfing legend had sparked hope after hitting a few drives during an exhibition at Liberty National Golf Club in September 2025. After a series of surgeries since the Open 2024, everyone was eager to see the Big Cat in action again. But Woods recently confirmed he underwent his seventh lower back surgery, putting his comeback hopes on hold. For some, this may signal the end of an era. Johnson Wagner, a former PGA Tour player, even suggested that we might have already seen the last of Woods on the professional circuit. Wagner discussed Wood’s legacy on a podcast with Trey Wingo, emphasizing the enormous influence the 82 time PGA Tour champion had on golf. “Anybody who played in the post Tiger Woods era needs to give him about 25% of their career earnings,” Wagner said. Every event he played felt completely different. He set the benchmark for everyone and inspired millions, including Rory Mroy and Scotty Sheffller. Golf became a global spectacle because of him. Despite this admiration, Wagner believes reality must be faced. I don’t think we’ll ever see him play in another major championship. He said, “Tiger has always said he’s not a ceremonial golfer. I just don’t see a world where he plays in the Masters again. His body is beaten down and I don’t think he can do it anymore. Wingo asked Wagner Weatherwoods might have prolonged his career if he had made different choices after his 2021 car crash. Specifically, could using a cart during tournaments have helped him one more? The ball striking is still there in the few events he’s played post accident, Wagner acknowledged. Some have said that if he had used a medical exemption and taken a card, he might have won two or three tournaments a year. But knowing Tiger, he’d never take a cart. Between his Achilles issues, back surgery, and the stress of professional play, I don’t think it would have made a difference. Even with a cart, the game has become younger and stronger. He simply couldn’t dominate like before. Though his playing days on the main tour may be over, Wood still is plenty to look forward to. He recently confirmed his next public appearance, not as a player, but as a fan. In a tweet with his TGL team, Jupiter Links GC Wood said, “I’ll be there for every match. Looking forward to seeing everyone on January 13th for our home opener.” And at Willowware Golf, hands off my sticks. Fans can also expect Woods to potentially transition to the PGA Tour Champions once he turns 50. With a recovery timeline of three to six months, the Big Cat could face off against legends like VJ Singh and Ernie L’s, giving fans a nostalgic yet thrilling glimpse of his competitive spirit. While Tiger Woods may be stepping away from major championships, his influence, charisma, and love for the game remain unddeinished. The legend isn’t done. He’s just finding new ways to inspire.
Tiger Woods’ 7th Back Surgery Sparks Retirement Fears 😢 | Johnson Wagner’s Emotional Prediction Shocks Golf Fans
😱 Is this the end of the Tiger Woods era? Just when fans thought the Big Cat was ready for an epic comeback, he drops a shocking update — his 7th lower back surgery. After wowing everyone with drives at Liberty National Golf Club in 2025, hopes were sky-high. But now, golf legend Tiger Woods faces what could be the toughest battle of his career.
In this video, we break down the emotional and revealing conversation between Johnson Wagner and Trey Wingo, where Wagner makes a heartbreaking prediction:
“I don’t think we’ll ever see him play in another major championship.” 💔
From the surgeries, setbacks, and sacrifices to Tiger’s insane legacy and future possibilities on the PGA Tour Champions, we dive deep into what’s next for one of the greatest athletes of all time. 🏆
🔥 Watch till the end to discover where fans can still see Tiger Woods in action — and how his next chapter might surprise everyone.
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