Tiger Woods will line up at the PNC Championship in mid-December with his son Charlie

Tiger Woods, who is unsure of when he will return to the PGA Tour after sustaining serious leg injuries in a car crash in February, said on Wednesday he will compete with his son Charlie in next week's PNC Championship. in Orlando.

The event scheduled for December 18-19 is a 36-hole tournament with a field of players usually made up of great champions and their parents or children.

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“Although it has been a long and difficult year, I am very happy to bring it to a close by competing in @PNCchampionship with my son Charlie,

” Woods wrote on Twitter.

Woods opened up about his comeback last month when he posted a social media video of his club in hand at the driving range, captioned

and spent time last week in training during the Hero World Challenge he organized in the Bahamas.

Woods sustained serious injuries to his right leg and foot when he lost control of his car in Los Angeles in February 2021 and faced the possibility of having his leg amputated during a hospital stay three weeks.

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Last week he held his first press conference since the crash and said that while his game is far from ready for the PGA Tour, he was good enough to play "hit-and-laugh" otherwise said in a friendly manner.

This comment has led many to believe that the 15-time major tournament winner would announce his return to golf for the PNC championship, given that it is set on a flat course with no roughs near his home and his son could hit all of them. the starting shots.

For Tiger Woods and his son Charlie, this will be their second time at the tournament after making their debut last year: they finished in seventh place in the 20-team event.