Tiger Woods has made a notable return to the golf scene by sharing footage of himself hitting balls for the first time since his car accident in March. This comeback took place at Liberty National in New Jersey, where he practiced ahead of the upcoming Nexus Cup, an amateur event he is hosting to benefit his TGR Foundation.

During this session, the former world No 1 also held a clinic, engaging with attendees and responding to questions about his game. He confidently stated, "I can hit pretty much anything."

The PGA Tour released a video featuring the 50-year-old golfer with the caption, "Tiger Woods is back on the range!" However, it remains uncertain if this signals a return to competitive play. Woods has not participated in any tournaments since 2024 due to ongoing fitness challenges.

In March, Woods was involved in a car accident where he rolled his Land Rover but fortunately emerged uninjured. Following the incident, he took a break from public life to address various health issues. Recently, he pleaded no contest to a charge of reckless driving, which resulted in a five-year suspension of his driving license.