Tiger Woods announced on social media Tuesday that he suffered a torn Achilles tendon and underwent surgery, putting his PGA Tour return into question.

Tiger Woods' latest injury is devastating, a left Achilles tendon tear that was repaired as he was training. That means ... well, who knows if he'll recover from that to play competitive pro golf again.

Tiger Woods had recently been ramping up his training regimen in an effort to play in the 2025 Masters. However, he appears to have pushed himself a bit too far. On Tuesday, March 11, less than one month away from the start of the tournament,

Tiger Woods announced on social media Tuesday that he suffered a torn Achilles tendon and underwent surgery, putting his PGA Tour return into question.

A look at the injuries for Tiger Woods, who had surgery Tuesday on a ruptured left Achilles tendon. —December 1994: Has surgery on left knee to remove two benign tumors and scar tissue. —Dec. 13, 2002: Has surgery on left knee to remove fluid inside and outside the ACL and remove benign cysts from his left knee.

Tiger Woods announced Tuesday he ruptured his left Achilles while preparing to return to the PGA Tour. He underwent surgery Tuesday in West Palm Beach.

Tiger Woods announced he had a less invasive surgery for a ruptured Achilles tendon on Tuesday, yet another injury that would seem likely to keep him out of the Masters and perhaps other major championships this year.

The injury means Woods almost certainly will miss next month’s Masters and could be doubtful to tee it up at any of this year’s majors.

After launching and starring in the inaugural season of TGL, Tiger Woods was back at the center of the golfing world. Now, an Achilles injury has stalled his plans for the year ahead.