Tiger Woods involved in rollover crash in Florida |Sheriff.

By Bhargav ​Acharya And Jasper Ward; Reuters.

Golf star Tiger Woods was ​involved in ​a rollover crash in ⁠Florida on Friday ​afternoon, ABC News ​reported, citing the local sheriff’s office.

His condition was ​not immediately ​clear, ABC News said.

The Martin County Sheriff’s ​Office did ​not ⁠immediately respond to a request for ⁠comment.

Woods was ​involved in a serious car crash in February 2021, suffering severe right leg fractures.

His injury history spans ​more than two decades and includes multiple ​back microdiscectomies, ACL reconstruction, Achilles tendon ruptures, various spinal ‌procedures, ⁠and chronic left knee issues — all of which have significantly limited his competitive schedule in recent years.

Woods had only just returned to ​action, leading ​his Jupiter ⁠Links Golf Club in a TGL Finals match on Tuesday, his ​first appearance since missing the cut ​at ⁠the 2024 British Open.

The American had not yet confirmed whether he planned to compete at ⁠this ​year’s Masters, which starts ​on April 9 in Augusta.
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