It’s a question of when Tiger Woods will be Ryder Cup captain, and not if, but even that’s still up for some debate.
Adare Manor in Ireland hosts the next Ryder Cup in 2027 and the PGA of America needs a solid plan in place as Team USA needs a major bounce-back after what went down at Bethpage Black.
What has Tiger said about Ryder Cup captaincy?
While usually it’s the PGA of America having to make a choice, clearly Woods can be captain whenever he wants, and he’s already said the ball is very much in his court.
He’s also said though that with much of his time taken up by his role shaping the future of the PGA Tour, he fears he may not be able to do the captaincy role justice.
“Yeah, they have asked me for my input on it, and I haven’t made my decision yet,” Woods said at the Genesis Invitational.
“I’m trying to figure out what we’re trying to do with our Tour.
“That’s been driving me hours upon hours every day and trying to figure out if I can actually do our team, our Team USA and our players and everyone that’s going to be involved in the Ryder Cup, if I can do it justice with my time.
“Serving on two boards and what I’m doing for the PGA Tour, I’m trying to figure out if I can actually do this and serve the people that are involved and serve them at an honorable level.”
Your views on Tiger Woods being Ryder Cup captain
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A vote on our Golf Monthly social channels was pretty conclusive with just over 63% of voters saying Woods should take up the captaincy.
As is usual with Tiger Woods, everybody’s got an opinion, and plenty of you flooded the Golf Monthly Facebook page with your thoughts on the subject.
Many people agree with what one reader Steve Sumpter said, with the American players likely to go…
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