Tiger Woods' Set to Make Pro Golf Comeback in Two Weeks

According to the Herald Sun of Melbourne, Tiger Woods is set to make a surprising comeback to the world of professional golf in just two weeks at the Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona.

Only two weeks ago Woods checked himself into a Mississippi rehabilitation clinic for sex addiction. Things are already looking up for him as it has been reported that his wife is dumping her divorce lawyer, and now it appears he is ready to return to competitive golfing.

Interestingly, Woods also made a comeback last year at the Dove Mountain course after recovering from knee surgery. Having won the Accenture Match Play Championships three times, with his last one in 2008, it's a good place for a comeback.

Accenture was one of the first sponsors to drop Woods when the scandal erupted in November, revealing that he had cheated on his wife with a string of women.

The tournament begins on February 15, and the final round of the tournament is being televised by CBS. Should Woods make his return as rumored, it would be a win for the network who would undoubtedly experience a huge ratings surge.