Tiger Woods Shares First Photograph Of Himself Since Automobile Crash

Tiger Woods shared an replace on his restoration from accidents he sustained in a automotive crash in February, posting a photograph of himself on Instagram for the primary time because the accident.

The image reveals him on a golf course with crutches and a solid on his leg, subsequent to a smiling canine.

“My course is coming alongside sooner than I’m,” the golf legend wrote with a smiley face within the publish’s caption on Friday. “Nevertheless it’s good to have a devoted rehab companion, man’s greatest pal.” 

Woods’ publish racked up over 600,000 likes and 1000’s of supportive feedback from his Instagram followers.

Woods had beforehand shared an replace on his restoration final month, when he introduced he was again residence from the hospital. 

“I’m so grateful for the outpouring of help and encouragement that I’ve obtained over the previous few weeks,” he wrote on the time.

The golf champion additionally thanked well being care suppliers at Harbor-UCLA Medical Middle and Cedars-Sinai Medical Middle. “You’ve got all taken such nice care of me and I can’t thanks sufficient,” he wrote. 

Woods, 45, was hospitalized and underwent surgical procedure after sustaining critical leg accidents following a single-car accident on Feb. 23 in Los Angeles County. His automotive crossed a median and two lanes of oncoming visitors, hit an indication and traveled off the highway, rolling a number of occasions earlier than coming to a relaxation. 

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Division mentioned in a press convention earlier this month that it decided the first explanation for the collision was as a consequence of Woods “driving at a pace unsafe for the highway situations.” Authorities mentioned Woods was driving 84 to 87 mph on a highway with a pace restrict of 45. He made affect on the tree at a pace of 75 mph, authorities mentioned. In addition they described that stretch of highway as “hazardous.”

Native detectives drew criticism when they didn’t search warrants to get samples of Woods’ blood on the time, which might have revealed whether or not the golf star was drug or alcohol impaired.

Los Angeles County Captain James Powers advised reporters on April 7 that authorities didn’t search a warrant as a result of there was “no proof of any impairment or intoxication.”

“So as to acquire a search warrant, it’s a must to have possible trigger to have the ability to articulate that, and that didn’t exist,” he mentioned.