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Tiger Woods has made a comeback to the golf course after a seven-month hiatus, but his plans for a limited schedule in 2024 could have broader implications beyond just disappointing fans. The 15-time major champion returned to competitive play last week at his Hero World Challenge tournament in the Bahamas, finishing 18th out of a field of 20 competitors. Despite the modest result, the fact that he completed the tournament was seen as a positive step forward.

Woods, aged 47, had his last tournament appearance in April at The Masters, where he made the cut but had to withdraw before the third round due to injury. Following ankle surgery that kept him sidelined until recently, Woods, although pain-free in his fused ankle, still faces discomfort in other parts of his body.

Considering his physical condition, Woods intends to adopt a significantly reduced schedule in 2024, participating in around a dozen tournaments, effectively competing once a month. This streamlined plan is expected to include all four majors and prestigious events such as the Players’ Championship.

However, the decision to limit his appearances raises questions about the future of his long-standing sponsorship deal with Nike, a partnership that has spanned a decade and concludes at the end of 2023. Rumors have circulated, with some suggesting that Nike might be considering ending its association with the golf legend. While there is no official confirmation, discussions on golf podcasts and social media platforms hint at the possibility of a separation, pointing to subtle signs like Tiger not wearing Nike sunglasses and ongoing speculations about the nature of his partnership with the sports brand.