Ben Hogan came back. I would not bury Tiger’s career just yet. He will have a long road to come back.

It could be 100 years and that's too soon

In a way, maybe it’s a load off of him. He won’t ever have to prove himself anymore. What more is there to prove? Now he can coach the boy and join Bones in the booth to talk about the direction the grass is growing.

Miracles happen; and that’s what he will need recovering from his 5th spine surgery and now with a peg leg.

I hope he can find peace and happiness.

Great career playing golf, to be honest I'm not sure he's done with yet, if he is done what a journey, polarizing individual on and off the course, made the game so much better. DJ the time is now

I hope he puts his energy into his son. So much potential.

So perfect timing then.

You really only need the back leg anyway

They said this morning that there were over a dozen similar accidents that happened right there over the last 6 months. Tiger says he does not remember it which left me doubtful of him but with so many others in the same place I give him the credit of the doubt.

I believe injuries like he got will be career ending. I wish him well.
That stretch of road may be like a Bermuda triangle.

Something tells me that he will be OK. I do hope that he can recover enough to remain active somehow in the pro circuit.

In 2018, Woods' estimated net worth was at $800 million, however, he has brought in more capital than that over his historical career, according to Forbes. Since 1996 Wood's has earned $1.5 billion from a variety of revenue streams, including endorsements, appearances, and course design fees.

I think he is done. Achilles surgery, multiple knee surgeries, five back surgeries, including a fusion and he is 46. But people keep bringing Hogan and his accident up, and I can’t help but think how far medical science has come since 1949 when Hogan had his pelvis fractured in two places, broken collarbone and a fractured ankle in 1949 and came back.

However, I still don’t think Tiger can come back, and that’s ok. He doesn’t owe anybody anything, and I wouldn’t have blamed him if he semi-retired to focus on his family, even before this accident. He’s been through a lot and it was good to see him come back a little more humble and human a few years ago. It’s been great to see him spend so much attention on his kids.

Like Tom Brady, it’s hard to count him out, but I don’t know about this comeback, given his age and his injury history.