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Tiger Woods made his first public appearance after being involved in a car accident earlier this year that eventually led to his decision to seek treatment.
Fresh off of the international treatment, Woods returned to the United States just in time for the PGA Tour to announced sweeping changes. The 15-time major champion was on hand as the PGA Tour announced a two-series model that's set to debut in 2028.
For his part, Woods spoke about the upcoming change as the PGA Tour overhauls its competitive circuit with changes to regular season and playoff play coming in just two years.
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"This work was bigger than any one player or person – it was about designing the strongest possible version of the PGA Tour for the future generations of fans and players," Woods said in a statement.
"From the beginning, the committee's focus was on delivering a better experience for our fans, while creating a model that best set up the tour, its players and its partners for long-term success and stability."
Among the changes coming to the PGA Tour is an overhauled playoff system with the much-asked-for match-play format determining the playoff winner.
"The Tour Championship will also rotate among a series of prestigious venues, some of which have never hosted a tour event. Further details on format and expected location(s) for the postseason will be provided at a later date, and full details of the 2028 schedule will be announced in the first quarter of next year," the PGA Tour said.
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