“Four straight Majors wins coming up” - Tiger Woods' return to practice at Pebble Beach ignites fan excitement

Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods (Image via X/@TWlegion)

Fifteen-time Major champion Tiger Woods has recently been spotted playing golf at Pebble Beach in Florida.

The American golfer has been away from the golf course due to ankle surgery. However, in the last few weeks, Woods has frequently been spotted playing golf. Last month, he accompanied his son Charlie in a junior tournament, where he served as Charlie's caddie.

A fan account, Twlegion, has recently shared a clip of the golfer practicing golf shots in Pebble Beach. Fans were happy to see Woods recovering quickly, with one tweeting that Woods is ready for four straight major wins.

Fans reactions ((Image via X/@TWlegion)
Fans reactions ((Image via X/@TWlegion)

Here are some more fan reactions:

Fans reactions ((Image via X/@TWlegion)
Fans reactions ((Image via X/@TWlegion)
Fans reactions ((Image via X/@TWlegion)
Fans reactions ((Image via X/@TWlegion)

Tiger Woods last played at the Masters in April but withdrew in the third round. He was struggling with his leg injury despite making the cut. He subsequently underwent ankle surgery and has not played since then.


Tiger Woods could play 2023 Hero World Challenge

According to Golf Channel anchor Todd Lewis, Tiger Woods could compete at the 2023 Hero World Challenge, which takes place from Nov. 27 to Dec. 3 in Albany. The tournament is hosted by Woods, and he was part of the event last year. Although he did compete that year, he was there to cheer for the players.

Tiger Woods is recovering well, so there's a high chance that he could soon be back in action. Lewis tweeted about Woods' likely return:

"I believe there is a good chance we will see @TigerWoods tee it up at the Hero World Challenge later this year. "

The five-time Masters winner could also play the 2023 PNC Championship in December. He has been part of the tournament for the last three years.

He made his debut at the tournament in 2020 with his son Charlie and competed in the last three editions. Despite struggling with plantar fasciitis last year, which forced him to withdraw from the 2022 Hero World Challenge, Woods played at the PNC Championship.

bout playing with his son, Woods said in 2022:

"I don't think words can describe it. Just the fact that we were able to have this experience together, Charlie and I. It's memories for a lifetime.
"Well, I didn’t have speed like that at that age. I was probably a little bit taller than Charlie is at that same age. I was skinny as a rail. I looked like a 1-iron. The way we move, the way we push off or — sorry, the way he pushes off, or how I used to push off, very similar.

Woods' prime focus in 2023 was majors but could play only one of them.

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