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Comeback in works? Tiger Woods, 50, spotted on golf course

Woods worked on his tee shot at a clinic as he inches toward a return after more than two years without a PGA Tour start.

  • New body-cam footage from the crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, shows Tiger Woods telling investigators he was distracted by his phone and radio while driving a Range Rover.
  • Nearly two weeks ago, Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving and refusing a urine test at the Martin County Courthouse in Martin, Fla., receiving two concurrent five-year license suspensions and a $1,000 fine.
  • Rob McNamara, an executive with TGR Ventures, prioritized retrieving the putter from the wreckage, telling Fusco, "Its just the clubs." The club, used 27 years, secured 14 major victories—surpassed only by Jack Nicklaus' MacGregor Tommy Armour 3-wood.
  • On Tuesday, Woods participated in a clinic at Liberty National Golf Club in New Jersey, telling attendees, "I can hit pretty much anything," while hosting The Nexus Cup for the TGR Foundation.
  • Health issues have limited the 50-year-old's professional activities since 2024, with no major tournament appearances in recent years. Despite these challenges, Woods continues working toward a competitive return to the PGA Tour.
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TMZ broke the news in Burbank, United States on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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