Woods returns faster to benefit charity foundation


  • Golf
  • Wednesday, 25 Jun 2014

BETHESDA Maryland (Reuters) - Tiger Woods' recovery from back surgery has been quicker than expected but he said he probably would not have returned at this week's Quicken Loans National event unless it benefited his charity foundation.

"If this wasn't the foundation and the impact that we can have on kids, I probably would not," the 14-times major winner told reporters at Congressional Country Club on Tuesday about ending his three-month absence from competitive golf.

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