Will Tiger Woods announce his retirement from competitive golf within a week after he's done with his rehab?
75% of users predicted NO — the community got this one right. 28 predictions cast.
Tiger Woods did not announce his retirement from competitive golf in the week following his return from rehabilitation. Woods, 50, arrived back at his home in Jupiter, Florida, on May 13, 2026, after completing more than six weeks of residential treatment in Zurich, Switzerland. The program focused on managing chronic physical pain through non-addictive methods following his March 2026 DUI arrest and vehicle rollover in Florida.
No retirement statement accompanied Woods' return. Sources close to the golfer described him as focused on resuming competitive play, and golf industry figures told People that the sport remains central to his plans as he continues physical recovery. His representatives made no public statement indicating an intent to step away from the game permanently.
The community correctly predicted this outcome. Seventy-five percent of participants voted that Woods would not make a retirement announcement within one week of completing rehab, and the window specified in the question closed without any such statement.