Tiger Woods Undergoes Ankle Surgery, Return to Golf Uncertain

Tiger Woods had surgery to address post-traumatic arthritis in his right ankle from a car accident last year.
The procedure was a subtalar fusion to relieve side-to-side ankle pain that could affect his golf swing.
A full recovery will take at least three months and there is no timetable for Woods to return to playing competitively again.
Woods is likely to miss the upcoming PGA Championship and U.S. Open major tournaments.
The goal of surgery was to relieve pain in Woods' ankle and allow him to live more comfortably in daily life.