After the PGA Tour's Future Competitions Committee met on Tuesday, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp and committee chair Tiger Woods met with the 20 players competing in this week's Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas,

"Not saying it's good or bad, it's just different," Woods said, comparing his early career to his son's

Woods was back on the course and dishing knowledge in Albany on Wednesday.

This week the 15-time major champion revealed that many of his golf priorities are now away from the course.

Age and experience have put Woods in a unique role to modernize golf without ruining it. This is important to him, too. He thought back to his roots in public golf, to that first PGA Tour tee shot at Riviera at age 16, to winning the Masters at 21 and reaching No. 1 in the world longer than anyone.

Tiger Woods spoke about a lot of different subjects during his annual press conference at the Hero World Challenge. Here are the highlights

During a press conference on a range of topics at the Hero World Challenge, Woods revealed he hasn’t been asked to lead the U.S. team in 2027.

Woods has a list of accomplishments beyond reproach in the modern game. But what he's now doing off the course will have a lasting impact on the PGA Tour's future.

Woods hasn't participated in a professional tournament since The Open Championship in July 2024. The 15-time major winner suffered an Achilles rupture in March and underwent back surgery in October, sparking concerns that his time at the top of the sport might be drawing to a close.