Tiger Woods Makes Rare Video Appearance Honoring Notah Begay
Tiger Woods made a rare public appearance this week through a pre-recorded video honoring his longtime friend Notah Begay.
What did Tiger Woods say in his video message?
Woods delivered a heartfelt message to Begay for the Payne Stewart Award ceremony on August 25, reminiscing on their friendship that began when Woods was 11 years old. He recalled Begay watching him play at the Junior World and said their bond has never ended. Woods praised Begay's work with the NB3 Foundation, noting he has helped over 80,000 youths and their families through health initiatives on tribal lands.
How did fans react to Tiger Woods' appearance?
Fans were stunned by Woods' noticeably different appearance in the video, which aired on The Golf Channel and spread across social media. Many commented he looked like a shell of his former self, with some saying he appeared unrecognizable or skinnier. Others noted he looked sober but aged, while a few remarked it was nice to see him not under the influence.
What legal situation is Tiger Woods facing?
The video appearance came weeks before Woods is set to appear in court on September 8 related to a March rollover crash. Police charged him with two misdemeanor counts of DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test, and reportedly found two opioid tablets in his pocket following the incident. Woods subsequently spent time in rehabilitation in Switzerland before returning to the United States.
Is Tiger Woods considering a return to competitive golf?
Woods, who turned 50 in December, is now eligible for the PGA Tour Champions. Ernie Els said in July that he has discussed the possibility with Woods, who started asking questions about the senior circuit. Els noted Woods has continued to target major events when healthy enough to compete, and believes the Champions Tour would suit him given his responsibilities and shifting focus in recent years.
- Tiger Woods turned 50 in December 2025, making him eligible for the PGA Tour Champions
- The Payne Stewart Award ceremony honoring Notah Begay took place on August 25, 2026
- Woods is scheduled to appear in court on September 8, 2026, regarding his March DUI charges
- Ernie Els confirmed he has personally discussed a potential PGA Tour Champions return with Tiger Woods