Tiger Woods made his first public appearance since the death of his mother Kultida on Sunday, joining Kai Trump at a PGA Tour golf event in California.
Woods has been maintaining a low profile since his beloved mother died 12 days ago, retiring from the Genesis tournament organized this weekend in San Diego.
He revealed at the beginning of the week that he was still considering flying to the jolla for the conclusion of the tournament, while trying to accept Kultida's death.
And he kept his word on Sunday, even with his traditional red and dark sunglasses on Sunday as he walked to the club house along with President Kai's granddaughter.
Kai Trump, 17, has been in Torrey Pines during the entire tournament, walking with Rory Mcilroy for a practice round earlier at the beginning of the week.
He returned on Sunday and entered next to the legend of the Golf Woods, who seemed gloomy while first appeared this month.
Tiger Woods arrives at Torrey Pins with Kai Trump (left) on Sunday morning
Woods was seen publicly for the first time since the sad death of his mother Kultida
Woods managed to go out and play golf last week, joining President Trump and his son Charlie for a practice round behind closed doors last Sunday.
Then, Trump immediately flew to New Orleans to see the Super Bowl, while he believes that Woods stayed at his home in Florida while he continued crying.
Woods would initially compete in this week's invitational genesis, which is operated by its foundation and had to be transferred from Riviera in Los Angeles to Torrey Pines in San Diego.
“I planned to look at him this week, but I'm not ready,” Woods said in a statement about X on Monday.
“I did my best to prepare, knowing what my mother would have wanted, but I'm still processing her loss.”