His critics have suggested that his desires are more than a tad ambitious.

Indeed, his performances at the 2024 Masters and PGA Championship have seen some golf fans, analysts and pundits suggest Woods is finished and will never contend for a major championship ever again.

Woods has refused to throw in the towel and after missing the cut at Valhalla earlier in the month contended that he can win again but the only thing missing is competitive reps.

In other words, the 15-time major champion needs to play regular Tour events in order to get himself in the best possible shape for the remaining majors.

Woods needed a special invitation by the USGA to get into next month’s U.S. Open at famed Pinehurst No.2.

That will be played 13-16 June.

There are a couple of events Woods could play in between then and now.

And it appears that Woods has decided to play the Memorial at Muirfield Village.

That’s if this post is anything to go by:

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— the Memorial (@MemorialGolf) May 23, 2024

And its fair to say some golf fans have lost their minds.

Check out some responses here:

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— Tom Crabtree (@itsCrab) May 23, 2024

No this is what I'm talking about. A regular tour event that he's had great success at to give him a chance to get sharper and actually contend without the pressure of just playing a major. pic.twitter.com/tUZhWCcF16

— John Freeman (@CockyFreeman) May 23, 2024

The field for the 2024 Memorial will be confirmed on 26 May.

It has been given ‘signature’ status for the 2024 season, which means Woods is not able to compete without an exemption.

Woods last won the Memorial in 2012.

He also won the PGA Tour event in 2009, 2001, 2000 and 1999.