Tiger Woods said Wednesday he would be returning to action at the Hero World Challenge in what will be the golf great's first tournament since the British Open in July.
The 15-time major champion posted a Twitter message confirming his involvement in the 20-man tournament, where he is the host, at the Albany course in the Bahamas, from December 1 to 4.
Woods, a five-time winner of the event, is joined by American compatriot Kevin Kisner and England's Tommy Fleetwood in completing the field.
This week has seen Woods caddying for son his Charlie, and the announcement that he intended to take part in "The Match," a 12-hole exhibition, with Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas on Dec. 10 in what could be a busy finish to a restricted 2022 schedule following his recovery from a career-threatening car crash.
The exhibition is set for the weekend before the PNC Championship in Orlando, where Woods has previously played alongside Charlie.
Woods missed the cut at this year's British Open at St Andrews, having twice won the sport's oldest major at the Scottish course in 2000 and 2005.
The 46-year-old has appeared in just three professional tournaments this year, all of them majors.
Woods, who needed screws and metal rods to hold together his shattered right leg, made his return to competition 14 months after the accident at this year's Masters.
He finished 47th at Augusta but achieved a victory of sorts simply by walking 72 holes over the difficult layout.