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Tiger Woods, the greatest golfer of the modern era, has been out of action for a long time. A terrible accident early in the year rendered him unable to play, and he has been recovering ever since.

His absence bothered the golf world and not spotting him on the course has been most unusual. Moreover, he had to sit out of the Ryder Cup that was played at Whistling Straits this year. Even his heartfelt messages to the team could not compensate for his absence.

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However, a most recent picture in circulation confirms his presence on the course. This caught all of Wood’s fans unprepared and, undoubtedly, was the highlight of the day. Woods was seen watching his son participate in a junior golf event in Florida, 8 months after his accident.

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Tiger Woods pictured on course with his son

We saw the 15-time-major winner after quite a long time. Earlier, in April, we saw pictures of him supporting his son at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour. This time, he was out supporting 11-year-old Charlie at a junior event in Florida.

Sporting golf clothes and a club in his hand, Woods looked better than he has in the past. However, he is still wearing a knee sleeve, which proves that he is still on his way to recovery.

Understandably, fans were ecstatic at his spotting. Here is what some of them replied to the tweet-

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Woods has had minimal interaction with the media since his accident and we hope he has taken this time for a much-needed break. This is another step to his recovery and the golf world sincerely hopes to see him make a swift comeback. Do you think we’ll see him in action by the Masters?

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