Tiger Woods Announces Return To Competitive Golf Alongside Son Charlie In Family-Centric Event – Update

Tiger Woods had a successful return to the golf course!

Like father, like son! Tiger Woods beamed with pride as he watched his 12-year-old son, Charlie, hit some incredible shots during the PNC Championship in Orlando over the Dec. 18-19 weekend.

Tiger Woods and his son Charlie are back on the golf green!

Tiger Woods is back!The 45-year-old star returned to competitive golf for the first time in nearly a year on Saturday at the PNC Championship in Orlando. Woods' 12-year-old son, Charlie, was there by his side wearing matching outfits, which included a peach-colored polo shirt.In fact, it was at this father/son challenge last year where Woods last played competitive golf.

Tiger Woods is enjoying some quality time with his 12-year-old son Charlie Woods!

Tiger Woods is getting ready for his first golf competition after his devastating car accident in February, and he's doing it with his 12-year-old son, Charlie, by his side.This weekend, the two are competing in the PNC Championship, which consists of 20 teams of parents and children with at least one of them being a major champion or Players Championship winner.

Tiger Woods, 45, is back on the golf course — and his son Charlie Woods, 12, is right by his side. The pair were spotted hitting golf balls together in a video shared by PGA Tour on Dec. 17, ahead of this weekend’s PNC Championship that Tiger and Charlie will be competing in. The Father/Son Challenge will take place at the Ritz Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Florida on Dec. 18-19, and will mark Tiger’s first tournament he’s participated in since his February 23 car crash.

Tiger Woods is making his return to competitive golf next week, 10 months after he suffered serious injuries in a car crash. Woods, 45, says he'll participate in the PNC Championship with his 12-year-old son, Charlie.

Tiger Woods is getting candid about the future of his golf career.

Tiger Woods faced the possibility of having his leg amputated after his car accident. In a Tuesday press conference at the Hero World Challenge, his first such event since the February crash, the 45-year-old golfer revealed that having his right leg amputated «was on the table» after the accident.«I'm lucky to be alive, but also still have the limb.

The end of an era. Tiger Woods revealed that he will “never” play golf again full-time following a car accident that left him with multiple leg injuries.

Speaking to the media for the first time since his car crash last February, Tiger Woods declined to address details of the accident but affirmed he is unlikely to return to full-time pro golf.

Erica Herman was by Tiger Woods‘ side in the months that it took him to recover from a brutal car accident in February 2021. The accident left Tiger with multiple fractures in his right leg, and Erica played a part in his rehabilitation.