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Tiger Woods announced Wednesday that he will return to tournament golf for the first time since his February car crash at next weeks PNC Championship, an unofficial PGA Tour Champions event that features parent-child teams.

In an interview with Golf Digest that was released Monday, Tiger Woods said that while he could see himself playing in occasional PGA Tour events, his career as a full-time PGA Tour golfer is over after the severe leg injuries he suffered in a high-speed car crash last February.

The road to recovery for golf legend Tiger Woods, injured in a in a single-car accident Tuesday outside of Los Angeles, began with a lengthy surgery to repair major fractures to his right leg and ankle.

Casting a cloud of uncertainty on the next chapter of his storied career, golf legend Tiger Woods suffered leg injuries in a single-car crash Tuesday morning in a residential area south of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced Tuesday afternoon.

Tiger Woods felt it. At last year’s ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP, the energy was palpable. It was an electric blend of captivating golf down the stretch between Woods and Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama, combined with a country eager to momentarily escape the devastation left in the wake of Typhoon Hagibis.

Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida and Tokyo, Japan: Tiger Woods has announced he will defend his title at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD Oct. 22-25, 2020, setting the stage for a potentially historic week on the PGA TOUR.

DUBLIN, Ohio - Rather than an Open Championship lid-lifter with golfers navigating the ornery botany along Sandwich Bay in southern England, the third Thursday in July brought Tiger Woods waving to people in backyards.

Tiger Woods is back on the tee. There is little need to overcomplicate the storyline beyond that.

Five-time Memorial Tournament winner seeks record-breaking 83rd PGA TOUR victory

On a rainy day that featured a downpour, entertaining golf and a deluge of trash talk from Charles Barkley among others, Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning held off Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady in The Match II: Champions for Charity, a made-for-TV match-play event to raise money for novel coronavirus relief.

Tiger, Phil . . . plus Brady and Manning? An announced charity golf match might lack some drama if it follows in the footsteps of its 2018 predecessor, but it certainly won't suffer from a shortage of star power.

Chiba - Japan’s first official PGA TOUR tournament won by golf legend Tiger Woods in October, has announced it will support the affected people of the recent typhoon and First Tee Japan as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).