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The big cat was back in his famous outfit, while Captain America was in the waste areas again in Albany...

It looks like the 15-time major champion is well and truly back in the limelight...

Woods described Collin Morikawa as "an athletic Jim Furyk". 

There is an uncomfortable silence surrounding the 15-time major champion...

The big cat and big-hitting American look in good spirits in Albany, Bahamas. 

In 1995 he was reportedly worth $10,000...

Perhaps the 15-time major champion already knows which tournament he is targeting for his comeback?

"The tournament isn't gonna go anywhere, but I gotta get there."

It's no wonder golfers have said the 15-time major champion is intimidating...

Tiger Woods addressed the media in the Bahamas earlier today and it was a fascinating event that both asked and answered questions.

The 15-time major champion told the world he is "at peace" with his future in golf, whatever that may be. 

The 45-year-old was speaking to the media in Albany, where he is the tournament host of the Hero World Challenge. 

The 45-year-old shared this great story in an interview that was broadcast on last night...

In an exclusive interview, Tiger Woods also ​​​​​said that he nearly needed his leg amputated in hospital after his car crash in February.

Punters are already placing wagers on the 45-year-old to win his sixth green jacket...

According to Marine Traffic, his yacht set sail earlier in the month and is now in the Bahamas. 

One bookmaker is offering the price, which begs the question - how much would you part with?

Fancy a punt on the 45-year-old to win his sixth green jacket?

It was only a three-second clip but there's a lot of cool things you might not have noticed...

The 15-time major champion is hitting golf balls again...and it looks incredible. 

Sam Torrance spoke exclusively to GolfMagic about the DP World Tour and also the potential return of Tiger Woods.

Images surfaced of the 15-time major champion last night, prompting more speculation about the status of his comeback.

Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson appears confused as to how Tiger Woods emerged from his car accident "with nothing more than a hurty leg."

We have no reason to doubt Woods will make it back to the PGA Tour but this fan's observation means we can be even more hopeful.