Tiger Woods has yet to officially commit to any events in 2021 but is expected to make his first start of the year at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines at the end of the month.

Woods, who currently sits at No.43 in the Official World Golf Rankings, kicked off his season with a missed cut at the US Open and has only played a further two official events since - the ZOZO Championship and the Masters.

The 15-time major champion also teed it up alongside his son, Charlie Woods, in the 2020 PNC Championship, where they finished 7th at 20-under.

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Woods’ victory in the 2019 Masters means he has a five-year exemption on the PGA Tour so can enter any tournament in 2021.

He has yet to announce where he will be teeing it up in 2021 but, using history as a guide, it can be surmised that Woods will make his first start of the year at the Farmers Insurance Open, where he has racked up seven career wins.

Woods next start after that will likely be just a few weeks later at the Genesis Invitational on February 18-21, which supports his TGR Foundation.

As he attempts to hunt down Jack Nicklaus' record, it is more than likely, should he be fit, Woods will have all four majors in his schedule: The Masters at Augusta (April 8-11), PGA Championship at Kiawah Island (May 20-23), US Open at Torrey Pines (June 17-20) and The Open Championship at Royal St. George’s (July 15-18).

As well as those, with two titles, Tiger will likely make an appearance at the Players championship in March. There is also the possibility of a captain's pick for the delayed Ryder Cup which will take place in September (24-26).

What he said

"I don't think words can describe it," Tiger said after the PNC Championship concluded. "Just the fact that we were able to have this experience together, Charlie and I, those are memories for our entire lives."

"It was incredibly special for us to have the opportunity to spend the quality time we had."