TIGER WOODS GONE HOME HOSPITAL PRO
Woods turned pro at the age of 20, breaking color barriers in the sport. “He is currently in surgery and we thank you for your privacy and support.” “He is currently in surgery,” Steinberg said in a statement to Golf Digest. Woods’ agent, Mark Steinberg, told news outlets his client suffered “multiple” leg injuries in the crash. Emergency officials say there was no immediate sign of impairment and investigators will work to determine the cause of the crash. Woods sustained injuries to both of his legs, according to LA County Fire Department Chief Daryl Osby. Then I immediately recognized him,” Gonzalez said during an afternoon press briefing. “I asked him for his name and he told me his name was Tiger. Deputy Carlos Gonzalez said Woods was lucid and Gonzalez tried to keep a conversation flowing between the two of them. “He was alive and he was conscious” when rescue personnel arrived on the scene, Villanueva said. While the vehicle’s front end was wrecked Villanueva said the interior remained “cushioned” and that might have saved Woods’ life as the SUV rolled over several times. The vehicle struck two signs and a tree before it went down the hillside. Woods’ 2021 Genesis SUV Woods may have been moving at a high speed, because there were no signs of skid marks on the roadway. Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Woods was traveling northbound when he crossed the center divider at Hawthorne Boulevard. Helicopter footage from the site showed Woods’ vehicle was on its side with its airbags deployed. Woods’ vehicle rolled over the side of the Hawthorne Boulevard and down a hillside near the coastal city Rancho Palos Verdes, about 30 miles south of downtown LA. Tuesday, according to the LA County Fire Department.
Rescue personnel used a fire ax and other tools to extricate Woods, 45, from his SUV at around 7 a.m. LOS ANGELES (CN) - Golfer Tiger Woods sustained serious leg injuries in a car accident in Los Angeles County on Tuesday morning and underwent surgery according to his agent.
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