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It's no wonder golfers have said the 15-time major champion is intimidating...

Tiger Woods addressed the media in the Bahamas earlier today and it was a fascinating event that both asked and answered questions.

The 15-time major champion told the world he is "at peace" with his future in golf, whatever that may be. 

The 45-year-old was speaking to the media in Albany, where he is the tournament host of the Hero World Challenge. 

The Saudi International has attracted a strong field with players from the PGA and DP World Tours opting to play in the early-February event.

Captain America is 25/1 to win at Tiger Woods' tournament this week... this is what happened in 2019. 

A PGA Tour spokesman has said they have not granted any releases...

The Norwegian was travelling to the Hero World Challenge where Tiger Woods is the tournament host. 

Bryson DeChambeau and Jordan Spieth are one of the headline pairings in the Bahamas this week.

The 45-year-old shared this great story in an interview that was broadcast on last night...

Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were just a couple of figures from the world of sport to pay tribute to the late, great Lee Elder. 

In an exclusive interview, Tiger Woods also ​​​​​said that he nearly needed his leg amputated in hospital after his car crash in February.

Tiger Woods is expected to hold a press conference and also hit balls on the range at this week's Hero World Challenge at Albany.

After a two-year wait, the Hero World Challenge is back and Tiger Woods will be too.

The legendary golfer was in a rush to watch the moment of history at the 1997 Masters but almost missed it...

The former FedExCup champion and world number one has shared what he is working on ahead of the star-studded event...

According to Marine Traffic, his yacht set sail earlier in the month and is now in the Bahamas. 

The Hero World Challenge returns after a one-year hiatus. 

Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson headline a strong field that will appear at the Saudi International in February.

Brooks Koepka celebrated winning The Match over Bryson DeChambeau by attending a basketball match in the presence of greatness.

The 31-year-old PGA Tour pro has become a must-follow on social media and it's easy to see why...

In case you missed it...

The Northern Irishman will begin his 2022 at the Abu Dhabi Championship. 

Phil Mickelson told a story about the PGA Championship at Kiawah Island just as Brooks Koepka was about to beat Bryson DeChambeau.