Lexi Carson December 1, 2021 Golf, PGA Golf 153 views

The king of golf, Tiger Woods' future in this sport will never be the same.

Last February, Woods had a serious car accident after speeding at 87 mph. According to reports, the car accident that Woods experienced was a bicycle accident.

The car accident severely injured his leg. Woods was taken to the Seaport-UCLA Medical Center Level One Trauma Center for surgery. Screws and pins are used to stabilize his foot and ankle injuries. According to Woods, the injury is so alarming that his leg is considering amputation.

"I am lucky to be alive, but my limbs are still there."

Tiger Woods stated that he was very happy to be here, and mentioned that the amputation "has been on the table" after the accident occurred on February 23. pic.twitter.com/lpAUqGU0mZ

Woods said that when he was recovering in the hospital, it was "difficult" to get help no matter where he went.

Tiger Woods is a world-famous name. When people hear the name "Tiger Woods," you usually think of a red Nike shirt, countless PGA Tour titles and golf itself.

In his 25-year career, Woods has won 82 PGA Tour titles. He is tied with Sam Snyder, becoming the player who has won the most PGA Tour titles in history.

Woods has scored 20 holes in one stroke in his career, three of which were on the PGA Tour. In 2000, Woods' actual score was 68.17, the lowest in PGA Tour history.

These achievements and Woods' best reputation have made him the highest paid golfer in the world.

Despite having to leave the golf course for a while, Woods said he was "positive" when considering the next step in the future. He said he now plans to spend his free time with his two children.

Woods said he can still continue to play golf. However, he is still not sure what level it is.

The last time Woods set foot on a golf course to participate in an official competition was in December 2020. Woods and his son participated in the PNC Championship in Orlando, Florida.

Last weekend, Woods went to the Heroes World Challenge and watched the "match". He said he missed the atmosphere of being with his peers on the court.

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