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A recent video of Tiger Woods swinging a golf club at Pebble Beach has sent shockwaves through the golfing community. Woods, who last played a competitive round at The Masters in April before withdrawing due to injury, has left fans eagerly anticipating his return to golf.

Following his ankle surgery earlier this year, Woods has been absent from the golfing scene. The procedure, a subtalar fusion aimed at addressing arthritis from injuries sustained in a severe car accident in 2021, forced his absence from the final three major tournaments of the year. However, he has been spotted supporting his son, Charlie, at various youth golf tournaments.

While Woods has kept busy off the course, becoming a member of the PGA Tour Policy Board, establishing additional Pop Stroke locations, and securing a significant television backing alongside Rory McIlroy’s TGL, it is his return to competitive play that ignites the hopes and dreams of fans worldwide.

Recently, Tiger Woods played The Hay short course at Pebble Beach alongside his son during the TGR Live JR Invitational & TW Invitational events. The reaction to the short videos of his performance highlights just how much he still captivates the golfing community. The 2019 Masters champion may never reach the heights of his past dominance, but his enduring presence continues to command attention in the world of golf.

While Woods’ team has yet to confirm his participation in the Hero World Challenge, eyes will undoubtedly be on Viktor Hovland, aiming for a third consecutive victory after claiming the Hero Challenge trophy in 2021 and 2022.

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