Tiger Woods could at least see the funny side, as he continued recuperating at home following the horror crash that left him with serious injuries in February 2021.

The golf legend, 47, required emergency surgery after suffering a fractured leg and shattered ankle in a horrific car accident in California.

Tiger Woods’ £41million mansion is situated on Florida’s Jupiter Island

Woods’ property, which includes a four-hole practice area, complete with six bunkers is where he recovered after his crash

After recuperating at his amazing £41million property in the exclusive area of Jupiter Island, he made his sensational golf return at the Masters and has since played in tournaments at the PGA Championship, The Open and The Masters.

He was also added as a player director on the PGA’s policy board last month.

Prior to that, he revealed in his first press conference since the incident that he was finding it difficult negotiating his way around his vast mansion.

“I built a really nice house but I didn’t realise how big it was until you start putting crutches on. I am on the better side of it but still have a long way to go,” Woods joked.

Woods also spoke of the problems he had moving around.

“It’s been a lot of hard work,” the golf legend said.

“There were some really tough times, just laying there. I was in a hospital bed for three months.

“It’s hard to explain how difficult it’s been, to be immobile for three months. I was just looking forward to getting outside, that was a goal of mine.

“I was just looking forward to getting outside. Eventually I got to a point where they could wheelchair me out and I could feel the sun, that was like a milestone.”

STUNNING PROPERTY

The £41million property is split into two sections, with one a 3,300-square-foot living quarters and the other a 6,400-square-foot multi-purpose building.

The latter includes a world-class gym, with the huge space also home to a media room, wine cellar and a lift.

A glass-covered walkway links the two buildings together, while there is also a guesthouse, a garage and a large mooring for his boats.

Dad-of-two Woods can also relax in his very own oxygen therapy room, or chill out in his basement games room or private cinema theatre.

The lavish house was built in 2010, just as his divorce from his ex-wife Elin Nordegren was being finalised.

Most recently, he enjoyed his time there with ex-girlfriend Erica Herman who he split with last year and is suing him over a non-disclosure agreement she claims would let her live at his home, in the event of a break up, for a further five years.

Woods’ home was completed in 2010 – just as his divorce from his ex-wife Elin Nordegren was being finalised

The 15-time Major winner’s house is separated into two sections

Woods’ home includes a a private home theatre, a wine cellar and a basement games room

The property boasts a huge fireplace and dining area

Woods’ back garden also includes a large mooring for his boats

His mansion is situated on Florida’s Jupiter Island – home to just under 900 people – making it one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the area.

Just around the corner from his luxury estate is his restaurant called ‘The Woods’.

Billed as a “legendary sports bar experience”, the likes of Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler have all dined there.

Tiger split with girlfriend Erica Herman, who formerly lived on the luxury abode

Woods’ glamorous house was built in 2010 – just as his divorce with ex-wife Elin Nordegren was finalised

The 47-year-old won the Masters for a fifth time in 2019 Credit: Reuters