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Golf legend Tiger Woods posts pic in leg brace with his dog as he continues recovery after horror car crash

TIGER WOODS has revealed he is on the mend as he posted a picture in a leg brace while stood next to his dog.

The golf legend sustained serious injuries in a horror car accident in February with fears over the American’s playing future.

Tiger Woods revealed he is on the mend as he posted a picture in a leg brace

Woods later had successful surgeries on his legs to repair his grisly injuries.

He was released from hospital on March 16 and has since been recovering at home.

Woods, 45, gave fans and update on his Instagram and was all smiles with one of his two beloved dogs.

Standing on crutches, Woods’ right leg was in a heavy, full-length brace, with bandaging seen underneath.

His left leg appeared fine.

He captioned the post: “My course is coming along faster than I am. But it’s nice to have a faithful rehab partner, man’s best friend.”

Woods injured both of his legs severely when the car he was driving careered down a hillside in Los Angeles.

The sporting icon is expected to spend much of the year rehabilitating his injuries.

But he has the full support of his on-course rivals and friends.

Rory McIlroy went to visit his pal at his home recently and reported that Woods was in ‘decent spirits’.

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McIlroy said at the start of April: “I spent a couple hours with him, which was nice. It was good to see him. It was good to see him in decent spirits.

“When you hear of these things and you look at the car and you see the crash, you think he’s going to be in a hospital bed for six months.

Justin Thomas also visited Woods and said that the golfer texted him saying: “It’s starting to kick in now – wish I was there.”

Thomas added: “I went over and saw him a couple times last week. I try to go over whenever I’m home and see him.

“He’s bummed he’s not here playing practice rounds with us, and we hate it, too.”

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