Tiger Woods To Return To Golf In Two Weeks

With Tiger Woods back on the scene and getting his life back together, it seems as though he has now only one focus, and that is getting back into golf. And now, reports are suggesting that Tiger will return in two weeks time to play in the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

The New York Post who posted the article, say that Woods has hired former presidential advisor Ari Fleischer who now runs a sports communications firm to help him out and conduct a strategy which he will use to mark his come back in the PGA Tour.

The Post also say that Palmer, who’s tournament it is has been telling people close to him that Woods would play a part in the tournament which starts on March 25.

But Woods’ return could be even sooner, with more reports recently that Tiger has been training for the Tavistock Cup on March 22, that is also played at Woods’ home in Isleworth.

Are you looking forward to the return of Tiger Woods? Do you think it’s to early, or believe that he will make a comeback for the Tavistock Cup or the Arnold Palmer Tournament?

Source: USA Today