The Hero World Challenge Championship, hosted by Tiger Woods, started in 2000. This year, it will begin on Monday, November 28, in Albany, Bahamas.
Around seventeen professional golfers will compete in an unofficial championship that has a purse of $3.5 million.
The event is organized to benefit the Tiger Woods Foundation, and it does not offer FedEx Cup points as it's an unofficial championship. Neither will its prize money be added to the players' official earnings. However, the event is scheduled to be part of the PGA Tour.
The event will start on November 28 with an Amateur practice round and will wrap up on December 4 with the final round and after-party.
Notably, Tiger Woods has announced that he will play at the 2022 Hero World Challenge.
2022 Hero World Challenge Schedule
November 28, Monday
- Event: Amateur practice rounds
November 29, Tuesday
- Event: Amateur outing
November 30, Wednesday
- Event: Official Pro-Am
December 1, Thursday
- Event: Round 1
- Time: 10:00 am.
- Shuttle Times: 9:30 am – 5 pm
December 2, Friday
- Event: Round 2
- Beach Party (Invite only)
- Time: 10:00 am.
- Shuttle Times: 9:30 am – 5 pm
December 3, Saturday
- Event: Round 3
- Time: 10:30 am.
- Shuttle Times: 10 am – 5:30 pm
December 4, Sunday
- Event: Round 4
- Time: 10:00 am.
- Shuttle Times: 9:30 am – 5 pm
- Hero World Challenge After-Party (Invite only)
2022 Hero World Challenge players
- Max Homa
- Matt Fitzpatrick
- Tom Kim
- Viktor Hovland
- Shane Lowry
- Sam Burns
- Tony Finau
- Jordan Spieth
- Tiger Woods
- Kevin Kisner
- Tommy Fleetwood
- Scottie Scheffler
- Billy Horschel
- Xander Schauffele
- Hideki Matsuyama
- Jon Rahm
- Cameron Young
- Justin Thomas
- Sungjae Im
- Collin Morikawa
Hero World Challenge winners over the years
2000 (January): Tom Lehman
- Runner up: David Duval
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2000 (December): Davis Love III
- Runner-up: Tiger Woods
- Prize money:$1,0 00,000
2001: Tiger Woods
- Runner-up: Vijay Singh
- Prize money: $1, 000,000
2002: Padraig Harrington
- Runner-up: Tiger Woods
- Prize money: $1, 000,000
2003: Davis Love III
- Runner-up: Tiger Woods
- Prize Money: $1,200,000
2004: Tiger Woods
- Runner-up: Padraig Harrington
- Prize money: $1,250,000
2005: Luke Donald
- Runner-up: Darren Clarke
- Prize money: $1,300,000
2006: Tiger Woods
- Runner-up: Geoff Ogilvy
- Prize money: $1,350,000
2007: Tiger Woods
- Runner-up: Zach Johnson
- Prize money: $1,350,000
2008: Vijay Singh
- Runner-up: Steve Stricker
- Prize money: $1,350,000
2009: Jim Furyk
- Runner-up: Graeme McDowell
- Prize money: $1,350,000
2010: Graeme McDowell
- Runner-up: Tiger Woods
- Prize money: $1,200,000
2011: Tiger Woods
- Runner-up: Zach Johnson
- Prize money: $1,200,000
2012: Graeme McDowell
- Runner-up: Keegan Bradley
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2013: Zach Johnson
- Runner-up: Tiger Woods
- Prize money: $1, 000,000
2014: Jordan Spieth
- Runner-up: Henrik Stenson
- Prize money: $1, 000,000
2015: Bubba Watson
- Runner-up: Patrick Reed
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2016: Hideki Matsuyama
- Runner-up: Henrik Stenson
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2017: Rickie Fowler
- Runner-up: Charley Hoffman
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2018: Jon Rahm
- Runner-up: Tony Finau
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2019: Henrik Stenson
- Runner-up: Jon Rahm
- Prize money: $1,000,000
2020
- Canceled due to Covid-19
2021: Viktor Hovland
- Runner-up: Scottie Scheffler
- Prize money: $1,000,000