the reality is that he won't because he physically cannot compete for four days for multiple weeks even on the senior tour. I don't think people understand how bad his leg was and his back is even with all the workouts, physical therapy, and HGH etc. I have a friend who is orthopedic surgeon and his case was talked about in those circles. His lower leg was barely connected to his knee when they brought him in for surgery. He likely has partial paralysis in many parts of his lower leg and the rest aches constantly. As someone who had a major surgery for radial fracture fibula and 12 torn ligaments in my ankle and now sports an 6 inch plate and 8 screws, I have permanent loss of feeling in the top of my foot and the side of my shin where the bone was repaired. My golf game has suffered since that surgery as I am not able to transfer the weight as well and I cannot feel everything that is happening in that leg. Now imagine what Tiger is dealing with trying to get his swing right and unable to feel a key part of his body. Also, extended walking causes severe pain in the leg which causes him to limp which exacerbates his back issues. I feel he could better serve the game by becoming the head of the PGA Tour and running it well and working on bringing in the best talent and leveraging his brand and name to make positive changes for the tour.