British bookmakers tip Tiger comeback

Bookmaker William Hill has slashed the odds on Tiger Woods returning to the golf course with the sport star 1/4 to be back in time for the US Masters in April. Woods has been on a sabbatical from golf ever since a car crash in November and subsequent allegations of marital infidelity.
 
"We've only taken money on the one side that he will be playing there, so that's why we shortened it right up," William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams said.
 
"Everybody who's had a bet seems absolutely certain that he'll make it to Augusta."
 
"Within the British press there's a suggestion that Elin has been to see him for a week. Apparently they are getting along quite well, or rather better," Adams continued.
 
 "Therefore, obviously if on the private side things start perking up, then what better rehabilitation to him than getting on the golf course."
 
William Hill is offering 5-2 odds that Woods will win this year's Masters, making him the favourite. If Woods does not appear at the tournament, betters will be refunded their stake.  
 
Woods has won 14 major titles, and he needs four more to equal Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18.