Undoubtedly, Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer of all time. The 45-year-old golfer has won 82 PGA Tours and 15 major championships in his career so far. He is also one of the few global icons well-known for his incredible abilities on the course. However, he has been recovering from a deadly solo car crash, and recently a PGA Tour pro has revealed a huge update about Tiger’s comeback. 

Notably, Tiger was also recently spotted walking without crutches at his son’s junior golf event. He supervised Charlie’s game and even walked through the course without any support. Hence, this was a prominent sign not only for him but also for fans all over the world, awaiting the maestro’s comeback.  

Tour pro gives an update about Tiger Woods’ comeback 

After seeing a few pictures of Tiger Woods walking without crutches, everyone is currently just praying for his comeback on the PGA Tour. However, there has been no official update about Tiger’s comeback date or rehab process. But recently, Charley Hoffman, one of the prominent names on the PGA Tour, updated fans about the same. 

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According to TWlegion, Charley Hoffman was asked by Golf Channel whether he has heard anything about Tiger Woods in recent days. “I expect he will be out here sometime soon and hopefully competing to win,” said Charley.

This is a massive update, especially coming from a Tour pro like Charley Hoffman. A good friend of Tiger, he expects the champ not only to compete soon but also to win. Moreover, he even said that he will be back on the Tour sometime soon, which means this could well be the season where we will see the fifteen-time major championship winner back on the golf course. 

Meanwhile, Charley Hoffman is currently competing at the ZOZO Championship in Japan. He is currently T53 and will be competing in the weekend since this is a no-cut event. 

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