The golfing world has been rife with news related to the son of the legend of the game, Tiger Woods. The 14-year-old has been able to carry out his father’s legacy on the greens leaving many in the golfing world surprised and in awe of his skills.
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And now, hoping to prove himself once again on the course, is none other than Charlie Woods as he gears up for another massive challenge. However, dominating the headlines was not the son but his father as a post of the golfer was uploaded on social media hinting at his comeback to the game, surprising many, all the while leaving his fans hopeful for a return!
Tiger Woods hints at comeback
The father-son duo is currently readying themselves for the Notah Begay III Junior Golf Championship. The event set to take place at Coushatta will see Woods carry the bags for his kid who qualified for the same after emerging victorious at the Last Chance Florida Regional (Boys).
However, in a post uploaded to Twitter, the 82X PGA Tour winner was spotted on the course in Louisiana. The video of the professional was taken as he went ahead to engage in a practice session with his son ahead of the
The 47-year-old has been helping the young prodigy as he aims to propel his career forward with amazing performances on the greens. This was the case, as well, during the 14-15 division of the NB3 National Championship’s qualifying event as the 1997 Masters Tournament champ was seen carrying the bags and offering advice to his son amid the same.
One can’t help but look on in hope as the news about the 15X major champion shines a light on the legend’s comeback to the game. Moreover, this is not the first time that he was spotted by his fans on and off the greens!
Tiger Woods and his post-recovery appearances
The golfer is rumored to make a comeback at the upcoming Hero World Challenge in December, as per reports. And, adding to the speculation are instances when the PGA Tour Pro makes an appearance both on and off the course.
A tweet of Mr.T was shared showcasing the 47-year-old professional climbing down the stairs at the TGR-designed golf course, in El Cadonal, Mexico, all the while showing positive signs of his recovery. The 3X U.S. Open champ was also seen checking the layout on a golf cart, a little while back, ahead of the Worldwide Technology Championship, with the management team.
