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An expert breaks down Tiger Woods’ recent back surgery, the rehabilitation hurdles ahead and realistic timelines for a comeback. With the PNC Championship on the horizon, the assessment weighs his true odds of returning to competition after December’s setback
Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to capture the DP World Tour title, holding off rivals with a composed final round to clinch his latest professional victory.
Woods has another procedure on lower back:
Tiger Woods underwent another procedure on his lower back, the latest step in his ongoing recovery. The operation aims to address persistent pain as the star evaluates his return to competition.
Tiger Woods has undergone another back surgery after a December setback while preparing for the PNC Championship with his son, Charlie. Sources close to Woods call the move “the right decision,” but a return to competition remains uncertain as he rehabs
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