Woods says he thinks it's good for U.S. players to be paid for their participation in the Ryder Cup, with a specific caveat

Tiger Woods advocated for golfers participating in the Ryder Cup on the United States team to receive $1 million apiece to donate to charities of

Woods, who is still recovering from back surgery, said American players should get as much as "$5 million each" but then "donate it all."

Tiger Woods dropped a big financial number related to the Ryder Cup that is sure to make headlines, particularly in Europe. “I hope they would get $5 million each and donate it all to charity, different charities,

Woods isn't sure when he's going to returning to competitive golf, but he still has thoughts on some of the pressing issues facing the sport.

Woods said Tuesday that he hopes players get a larger sum of money to compete in the Ryder Cup, but that the money should be used for charity.

Tiger Woods will not serve as the captain of the 2025 U.S. Ryder Cup team at Bethpage Black, but he is throwing his full support behind the players. Once at the forefront of the conversation about paying players who compete in the Ryder Cup,

Tiger Woods believes the United States Ryder Cup players should be paid £4 million, not £315,000, for representing their country – but insists all the money should go to charity.