The legendary Tiger Woods had to withdraw from the 2023 Masters Championship due to a serious health hazard caused by a car wreck four months ago. This was a result of the 2021 accident, which took a toll on the 15x major winner’s health, resulting in him undergoing subtalar fusion surgery for post-traumatic arthritis in the right leg. 

But the new PGA Tour player director cannot stay away from action and public appearances for long. As a result, a glimpse of an outing video of Woods gave his fans a ray of hope for his possible return. 

A sigh of relief for the golf world as Tiger Woods’ new video surfaces

He had to go on a hiatus for proper rehabilitation, and this saddened the fans at the Augusta National earlier this year. But around the month of April, a positive update created a bit of hope in the hearts of the fans. The update was from Professor Nima Heidari. He elucidated the fact that the golfer’s return to his previous form is something that can be predicted, and he can play pain-free on the greens again no sooner than he recovers.

Moreover, Heidari, who specializes in ankle and limb reconstruction and has two decades of experience, disclosed that “The thing is one of the reasons why he’s finding it difficult to get around the golf course, to sleep, to do things because he’s got pain in his foot,” He also added, “There’s two things about him which are incredible. One of them is him. And there’s no substitute for his hunger and his desire to be the best and to continue to be the best and to win.”

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Finally, Heidari’s prediction is going to be right. Recently, a post was shared by MLB player Mike Trout, and Tiger Woods is seen walking fine in that video and also planning for a huge golf endeavor that the golf world is likely to witness in 2025. 

The video also carried the caption, “The wait is over. Exited to share the latest from Trout National-The Reserve. We’ve finalized course routing and are continuing to make progress on this unique and exciting project”. Thus, providing a glimpse of their new golf course plan that the GOAT of golf is designing with his $140 million MLB friend. 

Tiger Woods plans on a multi-million dollar project with an MLB friend

After assuming his new role on the PGA Tour policy board, Tiger Woods has mostly been absent. Partially the reason had been his drowning physical health. But there has been another reason for his absence as well. Mike Trout and the Hall of Famer have joined hands on a $350 million project in Vineland. 

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Both great players have entered into a partnership to build an 18-hole golf course in New Jersey. This private course is named Trout National-The Reserve, whose course will stretch to forty-five minutes of South Philadelphia, and the inauguration is scheduled to take place in 2025. Trout even said in an interview that, “And then to add to that we’ll have a golf course designed by Tiger? It’s just incredible to think that this project has grown to where we’re going to be working with someone many consider the greatest and most influential golfer of all time.”Referring to how much this project means to him.  

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