Oh no, not again. Just as golf's greatest comeback story was heating up, news broke this Friday afternoon that Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover car crash on Jupiter Island, Florida. We're sending all the good vibes his way.
Deputies confirmed the accident happened after 2 p.m. ET on Friday, and authorities are still piecing things together. The Martin County Sheriff's Office said they are actively investigating and will share more details as they become available. Sheriff John Budensiek was expected to address the media at 5 p.m.
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Photos from the scene show quite a jarring sight — a Range Rover on its side at the location where authorities say Tiger was involved in the rollover. As of now, it remains unclear whether Woods sustained any injuries in the accident.
Now, here's the part that puts a lump in your throat if you're a Tiger fan. The 50-year-old has been in the middle of yet another remarkable comeback — this time after rupturing his Achilles just over a year ago, followed by his seventh (yes, seventh!) back surgery late last year. The man simply refuses to quit, which is everything we love about him.
The timing is particularly tough because things were finally looking up. Amid growing speculation that Tiger would make his grand return at his 27th Masters next month, the 15-time major winner had just made his debut in The Golf League (TGL) earlier this week. Golf fans everywhere were buzzing!
For context, Woods hasn't competed in a proper tournament since July 2024, when he missed the cut at The Open Championship at Royal Troon in Scotland. And in the five seasons before that, the 82-time PGA Tour winner had played in only 11 tournaments, completing just four of them.
Sadly, this isn't Tiger's first rodeo with car accidents. His last major crash was back in 2021 in Los Angeles — an incident that many feared would end his career for good. He proved those doubters wrong. Knowing Tiger, we wouldn't bet against him doing it again.
We're keeping our fingers crossed for good news, and we'll update you as more details come in. Stay safe out there, Tiger.
Now, here's the part that puts a lump in your throat if you're a Tiger fan. The 50-year-old has been in the middle of yet another remarkable comeback — this time after rupturing his Achilles just over a year ago, followed by his seventh (yes, seventh!) back surgery late last year. The man simply refuses to quit, which is everything we love about him.
The timing is particularly tough because things were finally looking up. Amid growing speculation that Tiger would make his grand return at his 27th Masters next month, the 15-time major winner had just made his debut in The Golf League (TGL) earlier this week. Golf fans everywhere were buzzing!
For context, Woods hasn't competed in a proper tournament since July 2024, when he missed the cut at The Open Championship at Royal Troon in Scotland. And in the five seasons before that, the 82-time PGA Tour winner had played in only 11 tournaments, completing just four of them.
Sadly, this isn't Tiger's first rodeo with car accidents. His last major crash was back in 2021 in Los Angeles — an incident that many feared would end his career for good. He proved those doubters wrong. Knowing Tiger, we wouldn't bet against him doing it again.
We're keeping our fingers crossed for good news, and we'll update you as more details come in. Stay safe out there, Tiger.