Tiger Woods Shares First Photo Of Himself Since Car Crash
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The golf legend updated fans on his recovery after he sustained serious leg injuries in a single-car accident in February.
Tiger Woods shared an update on his recovery from injuries he sustained in a car crash in February, posting a photo of himself on Instagram for the first time since the accident. The picture shows him on a golf course with crutches and a cast on his leg, next to a smiling dog. “My course is coming along faster than I am,” the golf legend wrote with a smiley face in the post’s caption on Friday. “But it’s nice to have a faithful rehab partner, man’s best friend.”
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