Tiger Woods says he is on the other side of pain, loving life
Tiger Woods says he's on another side of way too many years depending on pain medication to deal together with his back surgeries, which resulted in his arrest on a DUI charge 6 months ago he caused by a poor mixture of prescription drugs.
I'm loving life now,” he explained Tuesday. Woods is making just one more come back to competition this week at the Hero World Challenge, an 18-man event without cut at Albany Golf Club. It's his first tournament in 10 months and his very first time competing since fusion surgery in April, the fourth operation on his back.Early indications are that Woods is in a better spot than when he returned this past year in the Bahamas. In accordance with people who enjoyed him in recent weeks, his swing looks faster and more fluid, and Woods seems to be happy and healthy.
I'm loving life now,” he explained Tuesday. Woods is making just one more come back to competition this week at the Hero World Challenge, an 18-man event without cut at Albany Golf Club. It's his first tournament in 10 months and his very first time competing since fusion surgery in April, the fourth operation on his back.Early indications are that Woods is in a better spot than when he returned this past year in the Bahamas. In accordance with people who enjoyed him in recent weeks, his swing looks faster and more fluid, and Woods seems to be happy and healthy.
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