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Simon Cowell will miss weeks of America's Got Talent filming to undergo a routine back procedure tied to longstanding back issues from his 2020 e-bike accident, with guest judges set to fill in during his absence.
Simon Cowell will temporarily step away from America's Got Talent due to back surgery, causing a weeks-long absence with replacement plans still undecided as the current judging panel—Sofía Vergara, Mel B, and Howie Mandel—continues the season with no announced replacements.
America’s Got Talent will shuffle its judging table as Simon Cowell undergoes a routine back procedure, forcing him to miss several weeks of filming; Sofía Vergara, Mel B, and Howie Mandel remain on the panel, while replacements for Cowell are not yet announced.
Simon Cowell will miss several weeks of America's Got Talent live shows to undergo routine back surgery, with guest judges set to fill his seat; no replacements have been announced. The veteran AGT judge has previously dealt with back injuries from an e-bike crash in 2020 and remains a key figure on Season 21, which is underway.
Simon Cowell will miss several weeks of America’s Got Talent due to a routine back procedure, with no announced replacement yet; the longtime judge has battled back issues since a 2020 bike crash, while the show’s 21st season continues with other judges.
Tiger Woods returns to competitive golf after a 13‑month layoff to play in the TGL season finale, moving from a non‑playing role with Jupiter Links GC to on‑course duty as back and Achilles issues continue to limit him; his last PGA Tour appearance was about 20 months ago, and the indoor TGL final features his team against Los Angeles Golf Club with Woods replacing Kevin Kisner.
Tiger Woods, recovering from a disk replacement last fall, won’t commit to a Masters timetable but hasn’t ruled out playing; he’s focused on rehab and endurance, could pursue warm-up events on the Champions Tour, and continues PGA Tour responsibilities while weighing a potential 2027 Ryder Cup captaincy.
Tiger Woods underwent his seventh back surgery to replace a damaged disc, citing pain and mobility issues, with uncertainty about his return to competitive golf. His health struggles include multiple surgeries and a severe car crash, but he remains hopeful about his recovery.
Tiger Woods, the 15-time major winner, has undergone disc replacement surgery due to ongoing back issues, marking his seventh back procedure in a decade and further delaying his return to professional golf.
Amy Schumer is recovering from a laminectomy surgery for her back and has shared her progress on Instagram, including a photo with a walker, while maintaining her sense of humor about the situation.
Tiger Woods, speaking at the Hero World Challenge, announced he is not yet ready to return to competitive golf as he continues to recover from back surgery. Despite making progress in his rehabilitation, Woods, who has struggled with injuries and limited play since his 2021 car accident, stated he is not "tournament sharp" enough to compete against top players. He hopes to play more regularly in 2024, potentially starting with the TGL season in January, and has seen improvements in his quality of life post-surgery.
Tiger Woods announced he will not participate in the Hero World Challenge next month as he continues to recover from his latest back surgery. Despite being the tournament host, Woods expressed disappointment over missing the event, which he has only played once in the last three years. The surgery was intended to alleviate pain from a 2021 car crash. Woods has also confirmed the final three spots in the tournament will go to Justin Thomas, Jason Day, and Nick Nunlap. His participation in the PNC Championship with his son remains uncertain.
Tiger Woods announced he will not participate in the Hero World Challenge this December as he continues to recover from back surgery. Despite hosting the event, Woods has played infrequently due to ongoing health issues, including a recent sixth back surgery. He named Justin Thomas, Jason Day, and Nick Dunlap as the final sponsor exemptions for the 20-man field. Woods has struggled with injuries since a 2021 car accident and has made limited appearances on the golf course since.
Tiger Woods will not compete in the upcoming Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas due to ongoing recovery from a recent back surgery. Woods, who has undergone multiple back procedures over the years, announced his absence via social media, expressing disappointment but looking forward to hosting the event. His participation in future events, including the PNC Championship with his son, remains uncertain.
Golfer Will Zalatoris made a strong return to the PGA Tour after undergoing back surgery, finishing second at the Genesis Invitational. His journey back to health involved swing changes, equipment alterations, and a shift in perspective. Zalatoris' recovery included using a broomstick putter and making adjustments to his swing to protect his back. Despite the challenges, he remains focused on competing at a high level and aiming for success in major tournaments.