What is Tiger Woods condition after a car accident in Florida?
Orlanda, Fla. – Golfing sensation Tiger Woods was released from a Florida hospital Friday in “good condition” following an early-morning car accident outside his home in Windermere, Fla., according hospital spokeswoman. “He was able to go home today,” said Susan Jackson, the senior vice-president of Health Central Hospital in nearby Ocoee. The Orlando Sentinel reported that 33-year-old Woods was pulling out of his driveway in the private golfing community of Isleworth in his 2009 Cadillac Escalade when he struck a fire hydrant and then a tree around 2:25 a.m. Friday. Woods reportedly received several cuts to his face. “Basically it was facial lacerations, and as I’m understanding it, nothing that serious,” Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn told the U.S. TV news station, CNN. The golfer’s agent, Mark Steinberg, told USA Today that Woods was fine following the accident. The airbags in the golfer’s car had not been deployed, which may be an indication that he wasn’t driving fast at the time of
