Tiger Woods Back on Golf Range After Car Crash

Tiger Woods returned to the golf range on Monday, the first time he has practiced since the car crash that left him with serious injuries six months ago. In a brief interview with the PGA Tour, Woods said, “I can hit pretty much anything,” indicating that he feels his swing mechanics and power are back to a functional level.

The crash, which occurred in February, forced Woods to undergo multiple surgeries and a lengthy rehabilitation program. During that period he was limited to short‑game work and physical therapy. His return to the full range marks a significant milestone in his recovery, and the comment suggests he is regaining confidence in his ability to compete at a high level.

While Woods has not yet announced a specific tournament to resume play, his statement signals that he is preparing to re-enter competitive golf. The PGA Tour and his management team are expected to outline his next steps as he continues to rebuild his form and fitness.