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Tiger Woods crash due to 'unsafe' driving speed up to 87 mph: sheriff
Woods's SUV was travelling at up to 87 miles (140 kilometers) an hour before it flew off the road and flipped several times during the accident in Ranchos Palos...
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Injured Woods will miss Masters 20 years after Tiger Slam
But the 45-year-old superstar, whose 15 major titles include five Masters green jackets, will have his legacy felt across the famed layout.
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Tiger Woods says recovering at home after crash
In a statement released on social media, the golf superstar thanked hospital staff who cared for him following his single vehicle car accident on February 23.
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Recovering Woods 'touched' by show of support from fellow golfers
The PGA Tour tweeted a picture of the maintenance staff at its Puerto Rico Open on Sunday all turned out in red and black.
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Tiger Woods transferred to Los Angeles hospital for further treatment
Woods was driving alone Tuesday morning in a Los Angeles suburb on a road notorious for accidents when his SUV hit the center median, crossed into the opposing lane, struck a tree and then rolled over several times.
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Tiger Woods not facing reckless driving charge: sheriff
The sheriff said the most Woods could face would be a low-level offense known as an infraction if investigators conclude that he was not paying attention or speeding.
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Tiger's legendary golf career in jeopardy after car crash
The 45-year-old American, among the world's most famous athletes for the past quarter-century, underwent surgery for multiple leg injuries following an early morning car crash near Los Angeles.
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Tiger Woods 'recovering' after surgery following roll-over car crash
Woods was driving in a Los Angeles suburb on a road notorious for fatal accidents when his car crashed, rolling several times.
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Tiger Woods in surgery after roll-over car crash
Firefighters and paramedics extricated Woods from the wreckage of his SUV and transported him with a neck collar and backboard to a local hospital via road, where he underwent surgery.
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Tiger in the hunt but Casey leads Masters with best major start
Paul Casey, a 43-year-old Englishman chasing his first major title, fired a bogey-free seven-under par 65 - matching his career-low from 218 major rounds.
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Johnson eyes second major at US Open
Johnson, fresh from capturing the end-of-season PGA Tour playoff crown, starts as a heavy favourite ahead of the first round at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, New York.
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Woods has score to settle as US Open returns to Winged Foot
During more than a decade of dominance between Woods' first major victory in 1997 and his 14th major at the 2008 US Open, the former world number one played in 46 consecutive majors.
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Tiger to defend Masters title behind closed doors
The Masters had already been pushed back from its traditional April slot due to the pandemic and will now take place from 12-15 November.
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Woods grouped with Koepka, McIlroy for return at Memorial
The 44-year-old reigning Masters champion is one victory shy of a PGA Tour record 83 wins and last competed in February, before being sidelined with back issues.
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Woods not in field for PGA Tour's return next week
Woods’ lone Colonial appearance was in 1997 but there was a sense he would return this year given the long layoff since the PGA Tour shut down in mid-March due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Tiger Woods urges calm over 'shocking' Floyd death
Woods said he had the "utmost respect" for police and likened the situation to the Los Angeles riots of 1992, after four police were acquitted over the beating of motorist Rodney King.
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Woods and Manning beat Mickelson and Brady in charity match
Woods, a 15-times major champion, and two-time Super Bowl winner Manning jumped out to a three-hole lead on the front nine at the Medalist Golf Club in Hobe Sound.
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Woods promises trash talking during charity match but within limits
With professional golf suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak, Woods gave a brief outline of what fans tuning into The Match: Champions for Charity, can expect to see.
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Woods and Mickelson could join Brady and Manning for May match
The event would be held without spectators in Florida, airing live on TV with the proceeds going to help battle the COVID-19 pandemic, American broadcaster ESPN reported.
