From fitness trailers to fist pumps and golf’s global representation, the star, recovering in the hospital after a serious car crash, has a hefty presence at a PGA tournament even when he’s not playing in it.
In 1959, decades before Tiger Woods, Wright became the first Black golfer to win a United States Golf Association event.
It is easy to cling to memories of Tiger Woods at his peaks, but his vulnerability tells as much, if not more, about his powerful hold on sport and culture.
Woods, 45, has been sidelined before as he recovered from various ailments. But this time, after a car crash that left him with serious leg injuries, feels different.
Tiger Woods is the greatest golfer of his generation. But his car accident on Tuesday was the latest setback in a career full of them.
After a serious car crash on Tuesday, he risks infections, bones that do not heal, and foot and ankle injuries that impede walking.
The greatest golfer of his generation sustained leg injuries in the accident that, along with a recent back surgery, could raise questions about the future of his career.
Woods is recovering from “serious” leg injuries but his long-term prognosis is not publicly known. The authorities are investigating the crash solely as an accident, not as a criminal case.
Tiger Woods, who sustained serious leg injuries after crashing his S.U.V. on Tuesday in Los Angeles County, was conscious when emergency workers arrived, the authorities said.
Woods was the subject of a recent two-part documentary on HBO called “Tiger,” which chronicles the golfer’s intense relationship with his father and how that shaped his career and personal life.
Alex Rodriguez, Stephen Curry and Jack Nicklaus were among the athletes who sent their wishes for a speedy recovery to Tiger Woods.
A trusted confidant of Tiger Woods who frequently joins Woods for pretournament practice rounds appeared stunned by the news of Woods’s accident.
The golfer was pulled from the wreck by firefighters and paramedics using the “jaws of life,” the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said.
The golfer was pulled from the wreck by firefighters and paramedics using the “jaws of life,” the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said.
Woods sustained serious leg injuries when his S.U.V. rolled off the road in the Los Angeles area on Tuesday morning. He had surgery, and his condition is not believed to be life-threatening.
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