Woods seen on range for first time since car crash
Summary
Tiger Woods has returned to the golf practice range for the first time since his car crash six months ago. He showed he can still hit most shots but has not played in any major tournaments since 2024, following injuries and surgeries.Key Facts
- Tiger Woods was seen hitting golf balls at Liberty National in New Jersey ahead of a charity event.
- The charity event supports his TGR Foundation.
- Woods said he "can hit pretty much anything" during a golf clinic.
- He was in a car crash in Florida six months ago and had to exit his Land Rover through the passenger door.
- Woods accepted a five-year driver's license suspension and a $1,000 fine after a reckless driving charge related to the crash.
- He has not played competitively since 2024 due to injuries, including a ruptured Achilles tendon and back surgery.
- Woods announced he was stepping away from golf to focus on treatment and his health after the crash.
- His recent years have included several personal and legal difficulties related to driving incidents.
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