Tiger Woods terse about car crash in first public appearance – New York Post

NASSAU, Bahamas — Shortly after 9 a.m. Tuesday inside a press tent staked in the sand adjacent to the fourth hole at Albany Golf Club, Tiger Woods emerged in public for the first time since his horrific February car crash 281 days ago. When we last saw Woods in public, he was doing a TV interview with CBS at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera in Pacific Palisades, Calif., on Feb. 22, looking exhausted and mumbling parts of his responses. The next day on the way to a photo shoot, he crashed his SUV into a wooded area, the vehicle flipped and was so badly damaged it seemed like a miracle anyone would survive. On Tuesday, Woods’ gait was careful and cautious. He looked and moved around like a man older than his 45 years as he carefully walked into the tent to a podium where he took a seat and spoke about the things that have taken place in his life for the past nine months, many of which have been harrowing. The first takeaway from Woods’ press conference was that he’s done everything he can to try and erase Feb. 23 from his memory. Some people close to Woods…
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