Tiger Woods has returned to his home in Jupiter, Florida, after spending six weeks outside the United States undergoing treatment following his recent car crash and DUI case. The 15-time major champion took the recovery process seriously and is now focused on moving forward with his life, according to exclusive sources who spoke to PEOPLE.
Recovery and Relationship
The 50-year-old golfer arrived back in Florida on May 13. Sources report that Woods remained committed to his treatment during his time away and wants to leave the difficult chapter behind him. One insider told PEOPLE that Woods is in good spirits and hopes the legal situation surrounding him will be resolved soon.
Vanessa Trump has continued to support Woods throughout his recovery. The couple stayed close while he was abroad and are still very much in love, sources said. Vanessa Trump has been helping Woods stay positive while balancing her own busy family life. She shares five children with ex-husband Donald Trump Jr., while Woods shares two children, Sam Alexis Woods and Charlie Woods, with former wife Elin Nordegren.
Blended Family Dynamics
One insider revealed that Vanessa Trump's children have become like family to Woods. The source especially mentioned Kai Trump, who plays golf and is close in age to Woods' own children. The couple's shared love for golf has helped them stay connected during difficult moments in Woods' life.
Future of Golf Career
Golf remains a huge part of Woods' identity, especially as he deals with injuries and health struggles. A golf community source told PEOPLE that Woods is already thinking about returning to the sport in some way. While there is uncertainty about how much he can physically do, the source said Woods is determined not to walk away from the game.
Golf is very much on Tiger's mind, the source said. He will do whatever he has to to get back in whatever way he can. The same source added that people close to Woods have encouraged him to hire a driver after the recent crash, though it is unclear if that will happen regularly.
Public Statement
Woods first spoke publicly about the situation on March 31 in a statement shared on X. He said, I know and understand the seriousness of the situation I find myself in today. He added, This is necessary in order for me to prioritize my well-being and work toward lasting recovery, while asking for privacy for himself and his family. Representatives for Woods did not immediately respond for comment on the latest report.
