It's been more than three months since Tiger Woods underwent a fourth back surgery that ended his season. Although Woods hasn't given us any indication of when we might see him play golf again, in the meantime, it looks like the 14-time major champ is moving around pretty well again.
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Having recently completed an “intensive program” to help him deal with medications, Woods is back to doing dad things. On Saturday night, he tweeted this photo with his kids and soccer superstars Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez:
https://twitter.com/TigerWoods/status/891493631755919360
Look at Tiger showing some serious Barcelona team pride!
Then on Monday, the Daily Mail published a series of photos of Woods walking around Miami with his kids and their nanny:
https://twitter.com/TwSpot/status/892131715694637056
That photographer learned Woods can still flash a pretty intimidating stare.
But the most encouraging sign yet of a potential comeback came on Tuesday and invo..

It's been more than three months since Tiger Woods underwent a fourth back surgery that ended his season. Although Woods hasn't given us any indication of when we might see him play golf again, in the meantime, it looks like the 14-time major champ is moving around pretty well again.
RELATED: Our favorite Tigerisms
Having recently completed an “intensive program” to help him deal with medications, Woods is back to doing dad things. On Saturday night, he tweeted this photo with his kids and soccer superstars Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez:
https://twitter.com/TigerWoods/status/891493631755919360
Look at Tiger showing some serious Barcelona team pride!
Then on Monday, the Daily Mail published a series of photos of Woods walking around Miami with his kids and their nanny:
https://twitter.com/TwSpot/status/892131715694637056
Tiger certainly hasn't lost that intimidating stare:
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On Tuesday morning David Feherty announced on Twitter that his oldest son, Shey, had died from an overdose. He passed on July 29, which was his 29th birthday.
https://twitter.com/Fehertwit/status/892401654255022081
At the time of his death, Shey had his own consulting company; his LinkedIn profile states a previous consulting venture ended last year. In a 2013 Golf Digest article on David, Shey was working at a trucking company. He was living in Texas at the time of his passing.
According to Shey's obit page, a service will be held 12 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 1, at Restland Abbey Chapel in Dallas, with visitation starting at 11 a.m.
“His beautiful blue eyes could captivate a room, but they could not stare down the enemy that lurked in the shadows and prevent it from reaching out to grab him in his darkest time,” read a family statement on the obit site. “Shey, fought hard to win his battles with drug addiction and mental illness, but in the end the monsters won. The worry we felt watch..

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When you sit down to watch golf this weekend, consider some of the features you probably have taken for granted. Hand-held cameras following players at eye level. A walking course reporter sharing club selection and offering insight into the action. To a great extent, they both can be traced to Terry Jastrow, the longtime producer of ABC's golf telecasts who oversaw the broadcast of 60 major championships with the network.
FacebookPinterestJastrow's remarkable career has also seen him branch into acting, playwriting, and directing (including the 2015 golf film, “The Squeeze) and now includes a new book, “The Trial Of Prisoner 043,” that takes on the fairly weighty topic of former President George W. Bush's role in pushing the U.S. into war in Iraq. Fittingly, the book has a small but important golf presence.
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