According to reports, TIGERWOODS landed in Augusta a mere week before the Masters.

Since a car accident in February, the shocking death of five-time Green Jacket winner has stopped playing competitive golf.

Woods needed surgery on his leg, but was lucky to be able to have it removed after he rolled his car at 87 mph.

Golf fans are in a frenzy following the revelation that his private Gulfstream G550 jet cost $63m and arrived in Augusta, Georgia.

According to Celebrity Jets Twitter flight trackers, the plane touched down at Augusta Regional Airport.

Tiger is listed as an Invitee on the Masters website. The tournament begins April 7.

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August National chiefs can admit or deny entry into the annual event. Past champions are automatically invited.

Woods is still on the playing list, just over a week after the start. Past champions include Nick Falo, Phil Mickelson and Ian Woosnam, who are in the not playing' section.

Tiger already stated that he is not returning to full-time golf after the terrible injuries he sustained last February.

He said that he would play at the Masters, the scene of his incredible 2019 victory, but not at the Genesis Invitational.

He stated, "I don’t know [if] I’ll play."

"I will be there Tuesday, and it will be an amazing dinner. I don't know what type of sushi we're going to get!"

Tiger is already in Georgia so it remains to see if he will play golf or just enjoy the club sandwiches.

Tiger, who was the Genesis host, explained how he was returning to the course after such an extended layoff.

He asked, "Will you come back to play a full-time schedule?" No. This will not happen again.

"I can only play certain events, but not on a full-time basis, so that won't happen again."

"I wish that I could tell you when my game is over."

"I want to find out. But I don’t. Golf activity has been very restricted. Although I am able to putt and chip well, I haven’t taken up any serious long-term activities. "I'm still learning the walking part."