Butch Harmon gives his verdict on hopes of a Tiger Woods comeback
The Sky Sports commentator and former coach of 15-time Major Champion believes it will difficult for Woods to get back on the course after his recent car accident.
Tiger Woods' former coach Butch Harmon hopes we will see the 15-time Major Champion back on a golf course again, but he admits his former pupil may have pushed his body through one trauma too many after his recent car crash.
Details of the recovery programme for the former world No.1 have not been released, with the circumstances behind crash that left Woods with serious leg injuries and could have cost him his life the subject of much discussion since the incident in late February.
"First of all, he is lucky to be alive and one thing we need to say here is you can never say never with Tiger Woods, there is no doubt about that.
Revamp
Harmon believes Woods has had his image revamped by his experiences away from the golf course in recent years, with his fall from grace amid a sex scandal making his comeback win at the 2019 Masters all the more memorable.
A comeback too far?
"Hopefully he can because he drives our needle up when he is playing, he drives huge interest in our sport and whenever Tiger Woods is involved, TV ratings fly."
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