Woods seen on range for first time since car crash

Tiger Woods, a 15-time major champion, has been spotted on the golf range for the first time since a car crash six months ago. The incident occurred in Florida after rolling his Land Rover, leading to Woods crawling out of the passenger door. He was seen hitting balls at Liberty National in New Jersey during a charity event, the Nexus Cup, which he is hosting to raise funds for his TGR Foundation.

When asked about his game, Woods replied, "I can hit pretty much anything." This comes after Woods accepted a five-year suspension of his driving license and a $1,000 fine for a reckless driving charge in Martin County, Florida. It remains unclear if Woods is preparing for a comeback, as he has not played competitively since 2024 due to rupturing an Achilles tendon and back surgery.

His recent years have been marked by various incidents, including a 2009 accident that led to a string of issues, such as the end of his marriage and loss of lucrative sponsorship deals.