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Tiger Woods in Serious Car Crash, Condition Unclear

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Tiger Woods, 50, involved in serious car crash, condition unknown; fans await updates on his participation in the upcoming Masters tournament.

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Tiger Woods in Serious Car Crash, Condition Unclear

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US News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tiger Woods in Serious Car Crash, Condition Unclear. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 27, Tiger Woods was in a serious single-car crash in Florida on Friday afternoon. The golf legend, now 50 years old, was driving when the vehicle rolled over. His condition is not yet known, and officials have not released more details. Just days earlier this week, Woods have returned to competitive play. On Tuesday, he led his Jupiter-Links golf club team in a TGL finals match, that marked his first action since missing the cut at the British Open last year. Woods has battled injuries for over 20 years. Those include multiple back surgeries and ACL tier, Achilles problems, and ongoing knee issues. They have kept him off the course for long stretches. Back in February 2021, he suffered a bad crash with severe leg fractures. Now with no word from his team or the sheriff's office, fans are waiting anxiously. The master's tournament starts April 9 in Augusta, but Woods has not said if he will play, will have updates as soon as they come in. That wraps U.S. News today, brought to you with AI.

I'm Corey with The Story.

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