ESPN's Tony Kornheiser was as heartbroken as the rest of us to hear this week's Tiger Woods news. On Tuesday, the 15-time major champion shared that he suffered a ruptured Achilles while training at his Florida home.

Tiger Woods announced this week that he underwent surgery for a ruptured Achilles’ tendon, leaving his golf future once again in question. And longtime ESPN commentator Tony Kornheiser believes the next time we see Woods competing in professional golf will be with the senior PGA Tour Champions circuit.

Another year, another injury for Tiger Woods. Woods, the 15-time major champion, announced Tuesday he ruptured his left Achilles while ramping up training in the last week. He underwent a successful procedure to repair the tendon,

It sucks,” Rory McIlroy said Wednesday at The Players Championship. “He doesn't have much luck when it comes to injuries and his body. “Obviously, he was trying to ramp up to get ready for Augusta, and Achilles surgeries aren't fun.

Take all the recovery time you need, Tiger Woods. For a player who's done so much for the game of golf, he deserves all the time he needs. Woods announced Tuesday he suffered another injury and will not play the rest of the season.

Tiger Woods ruptured a tendon in his left Achilles and has been forced to undergo surgery, with no timeframe yet put on his return to the course as the 15-time major champion faces yet more injury woe