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Six months after a new traffic accident that resulted in his arrest for driving under the influence of medication, Tiger Woods was spotted hitting balls at a tournament hosted by his organization, the TGR Foundation, held at Liberty National in New Jersey (USA). A video shared on social media—including the PGA Tour’s channels—shows «Tiger» taking his first swings in quite some time, fueling speculation about an imminent return to competitive golf, potentially on the Champions Tour, the circuit for veteran players.

Tiger Woods, return

Consequently, a question arose during the court hearing where Woods was informed that his driver’s license would be suspended for the next five years: how this affects his ability to operate golf carts, which are permitted during Champions Tour tournaments. The judge confirmed he is allowed to do so, provided it remains within the confines of the golf course. Beyond that, he cannot get behind the wheel for five years; doing so would risk imprisonment. The penalty also included a $1,500 fine.

The agreement averted a trial that Tiger’s defense team had requested after he pleaded not guilty to the charges filed following the crash—an incident in which his car collided with a maintenance vehicle and flipped over on a road in Jupiter, Florida, where he resides. Investigations by officers at the scene determined he was under the influence of medications used to treat pain from his numerous injuries. At the time, he was recovering from a ruptured Achilles tendon and had undergone surgery on his battered back for the seventh time. Furthermore, Tiger refused to undergo a substance screening test and ended up handcuffed at the police station. It was the fourth driving-related incident he had experienced in recent times. Upon his release, he announced a temporary hiatus from golf and was permitted to travel to Switzerland for treatment for his opioid addiction—treatment he had to cut short after his girlfriend, Vanessa Trump (former daughter-in-law of the U.S. President), was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now, he appears to be turning a corner, as a new video raises the question of whether he still has anything to offer professional golf beyond his wealth of knowledge.