Tiger Woods will compete in his first tournament since his February car crash next week at the PNC Championship in Orlando, Florida.

The new president and CEO of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association has vivid memories of her first time clicking into boots on a mountain in Chamonix, France, during a school trip at age 12. Now Goldschmidt runs the federation that will account for about half of the U.S. athletes headed to the Beijing Olympics in less than two months, and likely some of the biggest names, such as ski racer Mikaela Shiffrin and snowboarders Chloe Kim and Shaun White. Goldschmidt had been CEO of the World Surf League and her previous experience includes stints at the NBA, Women's Tennis Association and PGA European Tour.

“So we're all here for different reasons, some good and some not good."

Tiger Woods announced Wednesday he will team with son, Charlie, once again in next week’s PNC Championship in Orlando. Woods’ peers are thrilled.

Tiger Woods will next week thrill the golf world, at the same time as stunning the medics, by playing competitively again less than 10 months after his career-threatening car crash – but only in the PGA Tour’s parent-child event.

Tiger Woods announced Wednesday that he will enter PNC Championship with his son, Charlie, in Orlando, Fla.

45-year-old has not played competitively since car crashFather and son will play at family tournament Tiger and Charlie Woods fist bump during last year’s PNC Championship. Photograph: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images Tiger Woods will make his return to competitive golf next week at the PNC Championship alongside his 12-year-old son, Charlie. Last week the 15-time major champion acknowledged he is unlikely ever to make a full-time return to the professional game after a car crash in February this year

"... and one thing I've learned with Tiger is you never bet against him."

Tiger Woods said Wednesday he will make his return to competitive golf at next week's PNC Championship in Florida.

Tiger Woods committed Tuesday to next week's PNC Championship, where he'll tee it up with son, Charlie, for the second straight year Dec. 18-19.