That was the scene in Albany on Wednesday as Woods offered a brief putting symposium. In the clip, Woods, who was recently cleared by doctors to begin chipping and putting following his latest back surgery,

Speaking to Golfweek at the Hero World Challenge, a tournament in the Bahamas Tiger has hosted since 2015, the golf star made rare comments about his 16-year-old son following in his footsteps. Tiger noted that the recruiting process has been "very different" for Charlie.

Woods, 49, underwent lumbar disc replacement surgery in October and was only recently cleared to chip and putt. Yes, he’s mounting a return to golf, but he essentially conceded that he’s not expecting to win majors. Instead, he’d “like to come back to just playing golf again.”

Tiger Woods spoke about a lot of different subjects during his annual press conference at the Hero World Challenge. Here are the highlights

Tiger Woods says his recovery from disc replacement surgery has been "slow" as he nears 18 months out of the sport.