The return of Tiger Woods six months after his retirement at the Augusta Masters: the images on a golf course that travel the world

After six months without news after announce his retirement from the Augusta Masters in April, Tiger Woods He returned to the field and fans exploded with happiness on social networks when he saw him in action again, as a result of a video that began to circulate on the Internet.

The recording, shared by TGR Live in x (platform known as Twitter), showed the 47-year-old experienced golfer wearing long pants and a sweater standing on the Pebble Beach course, located in California. Over there The 15-time Major champion could be seen practicing his swing with great elegance.

The praise did not take long to arrive from users. “Just give him the green jacket now.”commented one. “Tiger Woods is going to win again”said another, while a third warned: “Here we go! 2024 Masters Champion. See you at the PNC with Charlie.”

It should be remembered that his last public appearance was when he competed in the Augusta Masters in April. However, the golfer was surprised when he announced his retirement through a statement on his official accounts after suffer discomfort in your right leg that they did not let him continue with his participation.

“I am disappointed to have to do WD this morning due to the aggravation of my plantar fasciitis. Thank you to the fans and the organization who have shown me so much love and support,” he wrote at the time.

Woods, winner of fifteen ‘majors’ in his career, He suffered fractures to the tibia and fibula of his right leg.in addition to injuries to the bones of his foot and ankle, which kept him hospitalized for several days at the Harbor UCLA hospital in Los Angeles, after the serious road accident suffered in February 2021.

Even before the start of that tournament, the caddy Joe LaCava He talked about how he felt physically: “It obviously affected him physically, but I think it also affected him mentally because he is trying to block the pain,” he considered. in an interview with ThePost.

“There was a time when, I wouldn’t say it was 50/50, but “I was very close to walking out of that hospital on one leg.”the golfer himself stated to the magazine Golf Digestseven months after suffering the devastating accident.

“As you know, I have had five back surgeries.. So I have to deal with that too. So as the leg gets stronger, the back can cause problems,” he said.