Tiger Woods' Comeback Hits a Snag

0:00Today is March 20th. Here's what's trending in entertainment. Tiger Woods, the 50-year-old golf icon, is facing tough back problems that sometimes make it hard for him to get around. Just weeks after leaving the door open for the master's tournament starting April 9th, he shared a more cautious outlook with reporters. Earlier this week on March 17th, Woods explained he's had a mix of good and bad days since his recent disc replacement surgery. He mentioned a rough stretch last year with multiple injuries, including two back operations, which have slowed his comeback efforts. These issues have hit close to home, affecting his ability to compete and support his family. Woods has been pushing to play in matches and cheer on his 17-year-old son, Charlie's rising golf career, but recovery hasn't gone as planned. On a brighter note, Woods reunited with his ex-wife, Ellen Nordergren, on February 24th, to celebrate Charlie's state championship ring ceremony. At his Florida school, Charlie, the top seed on his team, committed to Florida State University for college golf two weeks prior.

1:03As Woods grinds to rehab, his focus stays on healing while the next generation of Woods golfers keep swinging strong.