Justin Timberlake pays tribute to Tiger Woods after sinking crazy plane putt
Justin Timberlake posted a video of him putting a shot in a plane to wish Tiger Woods a quick recovery from an Achilles injury. Earlier this month Woods announced on social media that while training in an attempt to return to the PGA Tour this season, he ruptured his left Achilles. Timberlake revealed that he and Woods bonded over talking about fatherhoodGetty Timberlake paid tribute to him after sinking a putt on a planeX - @jtimberlake He underwent surgery and is recovering. It remains unclear how long the 49-year-old will be away from golf. On social media platform X, Timberlake said: “We love you Big Tiger!!! Get well soon!” Timberlake and Woods are friends and business partners, co-owning a venture called T-Squared Social . In July 2024 they were given planning permission to turn an old cinema in St Andrews to a luxury sports bar following the success of their New York branch. It will have sports simulators, duckpin bowling, darts and two cinema screens. Woods previously stated it was an idea the two struck up while playing gold in the Bahamas. Injury is not the only setback Woods has dealt with this year. In February it was announced his mum, Kultida, died. He had planned to compete at the Genesis before his mother’s passing but he withdrew following the unfortunate news. Woods has previously shown desire and heart to return after adversity shown by his iconic 2019 Masters win, his first title in 11 years after injuries and off-course controversies. He is regarded by many as the best golfer of all time with 82 tour wins, matching the all-time record of Sam Snead, and he has won 15 major championships, only trailing Jack Nicklaus with 18. View Tweet: https://t.co/agU6F4PWoE As he recovers Woods may attempt to boost the discussions for unifying the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. He currently serves on the PGA Tour Policy Board and its transactions committee to negotiate with the Saudi sovereign wealth fund that backs LIV Golf. Talks have been ongoing since 2023 and the two sides met at the White House in February following involvement from Donald Trump. According to PGA Tour commissioner, Jay Monahan the talks were ‘constructive’ with LIV Golf chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan. Speaking to CBS Woods said: “I think we’re in a very positive place right now. We had a meeting with the President. “Unfortunately, I had some other circumstances that came up, but Jay [Monahan] and Adam [Scott], they did great during the meeting and we have another subsequent meeting coming up “I think that things are going to heal quickly. We’re going to get this game going in the right direction. “It’s been heading in the wrong direction for a number of years. The fans want all the top players playing together and we’re going to make that happen.”
Justin Timberlake posted a video of him putting a shot in a plane to wish Tiger Woods a quick recovery from an Achilles injury.
Earlier this month Woods announced on social media that while training in an attempt to return to the PGA Tour this season, he ruptured his left Achilles.
He underwent surgery and is recovering. It remains unclear how long the 49-year-old will be away from golf.
On social media platform X, Timberlake said: “We love you Big Tiger!!! Get well soon!”
Timberlake and Woods are friends and business partners, co-owning a venture called T-Squared Social .
In July 2024 they were given planning permission to turn an old cinema in St Andrews to a luxury sports bar following the success of their New York branch.
It will have sports simulators, duckpin bowling, darts and two cinema screens.
Woods previously stated it was an idea the two struck up while playing gold in the Bahamas.
Injury is not the only setback Woods has dealt with this year. In February it was announced his mum, Kultida, died.
He had planned to compete at the Genesis before his mother’s passing but he withdrew following the unfortunate news.
Woods has previously shown desire and heart to return after adversity shown by his iconic 2019 Masters win, his first title in 11 years after injuries and off-course controversies.
He is regarded by many as the best golfer of all time with 82 tour wins, matching the all-time record of Sam Snead, and he has won 15 major championships, only trailing Jack Nicklaus with 18.
As he recovers Woods may attempt to boost the discussions for unifying the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.
He currently serves on the PGA Tour Policy Board and its transactions committee to negotiate with the Saudi sovereign wealth fund that backs LIV Golf.
Talks have been ongoing since 2023 and the two sides met at the White House in February following involvement from Donald Trump.
According to PGA Tour commissioner, Jay Monahan the talks were ‘constructive’ with LIV Golf chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan.
Speaking to CBS Woods said: “I think we’re in a very positive place right now. We had a meeting with the President.
“Unfortunately, I had some other circumstances that came up, but Jay [Monahan] and Adam [Scott], they did great during the meeting and we have another subsequent meeting coming up
“I think that things are going to heal quickly. We’re going to get this game going in the right direction.
“It’s been heading in the wrong direction for a number of years. The fans want all the top players playing together and we’re going to make that happen.”
