Why isn't Tiger Woods in the World Golf Hall of Fame yet?

The World Golf Hall of Fame announced a significant change to its selection process on Wednesday, raising the minimum age requirement from 40 to 50. In other words, Tiger Woods, who turned 40 in December, will have to wait another decade to be enshrined in St. Augustine. read more

The significance in terms of golf was two-fold. First, golfers in their 40s don't generally win majors, which does not bode well for an ailing Woods. The good news, however, is that Woods was finally eligible for the World Golf Hall of Fame, which he would have been ushered into even if he'd never lifted a club past the age of 25. Now the bad news. read more