Tiger Woods had been working his way back to golf from a seventh back surgery last September and his status for next month’s Masters remains unclear.

He admitted he got his “a*** kicked” after returning to golf in the virtual league with his team Jupiter Links, who lost in the TGL Finals.

His last official tournament was The Open in 2024, rupturing his Achilles tendon in March 2025 which that kept him off the course all season prior to back surgery.

Tiger Woods was previously involved in a high-profile rollover crash in California in 2021, which left him with serious injuries. Authorities said he was driving at least twice the 45mph speed limit when he SUV struck a tree, causing the vehicle to fly through the air and land on its side.

The American was also arrested for driving under the influence in Florida in 2017, after which he checked himself into a clinic for prescription medication.

There have been claims from sources close to Martin County Fire Rescue that there were no injuries to anyone involved in the crash.

WPEC, the local CBS affiliate, say one person was reported in stable condition, while another declined to be taken to the hospital. This has not yet been verified.

The Martin County Sheriff’s Office was not immediately available for comment when contacted by The Independent.

A photograph has been shared of the scene which shows a vehicle laying on its driver’s side.

There have been reports that no injuries were reported but this has yet to be confirmed.

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