Tiger Woods has returned home near Orlando, Florida after undergoing family counseling in Arizona with wife Elin Nordegren and children, reports Associated Press citing a source Tuesday. Tiger Woods' wife Elin and children had returned earlier.

The report says that the golf star returned home on Saturday and is working now on getting back in a routine which includes fitness and proper golf practice for the first time in 15 weeks, quoting the same source.

He has been practicing on the range at Isleworth, near the place where he crashed his SUV into a fire hydrant and a tree on November 27. The event spiraled off into a long series of revelations about numerous Tiger Woods' affairs with multiple mistresses. There is still no decision on when he will play again. That includes next month's Masters.

Talking about ace golfer Tiger Woods' much speculated return to golf defending champion Angel Cabrera said, "Tiger is the best and I want him back, but the Masters will always be the Masters, with or without Tiger. When he does come back, I hope it's in the Masters and he comes back in great form."

Speculations are also being made about his possible return to golf with the Bay Hill Invitational two weeks later. The tournament happens to be held near his home. Then there is also an exhibition match at Isleworth – the Tavistock Cup – where Woods could make his comeback.

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