Tiger Woods returns home after six weeks of treatment, remains focused on recovery

Tiger Woods is reportedly focused on recovery and rebuilding his personal life after returning home to Florida following six weeks of treatment abroad.

According to sources cited by People, the golf legend recently returned to his residence in Jupiter, Florida, after stepping away from the public eye in the aftermath of his March car crash and DUI charge.

Insiders claimed Woods has been taking the recovery process “seriously” and is determined to move forward from the difficult chapter.

One source close to the golfer said Woods is in “good spirits” and eager to leave the legal troubles behind while continuing to prioritize his health and well-being.

The insider also revealed that Woods has reunited with girlfriend Vanessa Trump, with the couple reportedly remaining “very much in love” throughout his time away.

According to the source, Trump has been supportive of Woods’ recovery and is helping him stay focused on making progress privately, away from public controversy.

Woods and Trump are said to have maintained close contact during the six-week separation, balancing their relationship alongside parenting responsibilities and professional commitments.

The source added that Trump’s children, especially his daughter Kai Trump, share a strong connection with Woods due to their mutual interest in golf.

The 50-year-old golfer shares two children, daughter Sam Alexis and son Charlie, with his former wife Elin Nordegren. Trump, meanwhile, shares five children with his former husband, Donald Trump Jr.

Another source familiar with the situation said Woods remains deeply connected to golf and is already thinking about how he can return to the sport despite ongoing injury concerns and his age.

The insider described Woods as someone who refuses to quit, adding that he intends to stay involved in golf “in whatever ways he can” while continuing his recovery journey.