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Tiger Woods has been spotted without crutches for the first time since his devastating California car crash — snapped watching his 12-year-old son compete in a golf tournament.

The 45-year-old 15-time major champion was rooting for his son, Charlie, at a junior tournament in Florida this weekend when he was photographed with a black compression sleeve covering his right leg, according to TWLegion.


  Tiger Woods made it a point to watch his son compete in various golf tournaments, though there has been no official word from his camp about his health — or any plans to return to the PGA Tour. Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images Tiger Woods made it a point to watch his son compete in various golf tournaments, though there has been no official word from his camp about his health — or any plans to return to the PGA Tour. Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images

His girlfriend, Erica Herman, also is seen standing next to the golf icon, ESPN reported.

Tiger, who previously wore a tall boot on his right leg, underwent multiple surgeries in February for open fractures to both his tibia and fibula bones as a result of his single-car crash near LA.


  Tiger Woods was involved in a serious car wreck on February 23, 2021. FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images Tiger Woods was involved in a serious car wreck on February 23, 2021. FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images

  According to California police, Tiger Woods was going nearly double the speed limit and his car flipped over. AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File According to California police, Tiger Woods was going nearly double the speed limit and his car flipped over. AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File


  Tiger was seen after the crash sporting a boot and crutches to deal with injuries sustained in the crash. Instagram Tiger was seen after the crash sporting a boot and crutches to deal with injuries sustained in the crash. Instagram

He has made it a point to watch son compete in various golf tournaments, though there has been no official word from his camp about his health — or any plans to return to the PGA Tour, the sports network noted.

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