At the point when the 2024 release of The Players Title starts on Walk 14 at popular TPC Sawgrass, Tiger Woods won’t be among the 144 players competing for the $25 million satchel. The PGA Visit delivered the full field for its leader occasion on Walk 8, and Woods’ name was perceptibly missing, persuading numerous to think golf fans won’t see the 15-time significant top dog tee it up again until The Experts. In front of his appearance in this past December’s Legend World Test, Tiger imagined a situation where he could play one time each month. As everybody expected, he made his 2024 season debut on February 15 at The Beginning Invitational at Riviera Nation Club, a competition he’s facilitated for quite a long time to help his TGR Establishment. Sadly, because of sickness, the 48-year-old had to pull out after only 24 openings. Given its high-profile nature, The Players Title was supposed to be Tiger’s last tuneup before the year’s most memorable major. However, given the forthcoming PGA Visit plan, it presently appears Woods won’t tee it up again until Augusta. In all honesty, Woods never said he would take part in The Players Title. However, once more, considering that it’s the greatest occasion on the PGA Visit schedule and that he’d have adequate opportunity to recuperate before The Bosses, it seemed like the coherent decision. Nonetheless, it ought to likewise be noticed that Tiger, a double cross Players victor, hasn’t showed up in that frame of mind beginning around 2019. Following The Players, the following stop on the PGA Visit plan is the Valspar Title (Walk 21-24) in Palm Harbor, Florida, a competition Woods has played just a single time in his profession, tying for second in 2018. There are then a couple of stops in Texas — the Texas Youngsters’ Houston Open (Walk 28-31) and the Valero Texas Open (April 4-7) — driving into The Bosses, neither of which Woods is probably going to play. Regardless of the shortfall of Tiger Woods, the field at the 2024 version of The Players Title is stacked, a field drove by world No. 1 and reigning champ Scottie Scheffler and world No. 2 and 2019 hero Rory McIlroy. Here is a gander at the full field at TPC Sawgrass separated by how every player qualified for the occasion.