One observer is still open-mouthed about TIGERWOODS's return to golf after his horrific car crash injury.

This weekend, the 15-time major champion will be playing alongside his son Charlie at this weekend's dad-and-lad PNC Championship.

The family duo took Justin Thomas, Justin Thomas' father along for the ride.

Mike Thomas said that he couldn’t believe what he saw after Woods’ car accident.

Bloomberg was told by him: "It's unbelievable how good he is hitting - and far it's hitting. For what he has been through."

"It's amazing where he is."

Woods, 45, and his 12-year old son, Woods, tee off at 5 p.m. on Saturday for the annual family challenge event.

After a frightening 85mph smash in February, the golf legend was beaten to death.

After his car flipped multiple times in California, he had to be removed from it.

Multiple horrific injuries were sustained by the former world No.1 including a broken right leg.

After being declared lucky to be alive by police, he narrowly avoided having his leg amputated.

Woods, despite his fears that he wouldn't play again, will be back at the Ritz-Carlton Club Sarasota, near his Florida home.