Tiger Woods is on the comeback trail and new endorsers are lining up to join him on his journey. He has signed a deal most recently with Bridgestone Golf.

With Nike withdrawing from the golf business, Woods needs new an assortment of new partners. In competition, he will be playing the Bridgestone Golf Tour B330-S golf ball. 

As part of the agreement, Woods will be featured in marketing materials for the ball and the company. To settle on Bridgestone, he conducted his own golf ball testing and played the ball in his recent return to the sport at the Hero World Challenge. 

Woods is arguably the greatest golfer of all-time. He has won 14 major tournaments and been ranked number one in the world for over 500 weeks of his career. 

Less than a year after turning professional, Woods took the golf world by storm by winning the 1997 Masters. In 2001, he won his second Masters and completed the "Tiger Slam" by holding wins in all four majors at the same time. 

Overall, Woods has won 79 PGA Tour events, which ranks second all-time. He has won PGA Tour Player of the Year a record 11 times and led the money list a record ten times. 

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Tiger Woods Talks About his Comeback on CBS This Morning: