Tiger Woods talked to the media on Wednesday ahead of The Genesis Invitational to give an update on his status as he works to recover from the horrific car crash he was involved in last year. While Tiger participated with his son at the PNC Championship in December, it's not looking good for his chances of playing in April's Masters.

Via TMZ:

“I wish I could tell you when I'm playing again,” Woods said … adding that he still has “a long way to go.”

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Tiger Woods admitted that walking around the golf course is still challenging, and he hasn't been able to fully unleash with the driver and other woods. His short game is in good shape and having a cart is a big help, but actually walking a full tournament is just not in the cards right now:

This is a bummer to hear, but Tiger Woods is lucky he even has a chance of competing again after the devastating car crash that could have easily taken his life. The golf legend has worked hard to get back to this point, but the nature of the injury is making it extremely difficult to get back to where he needs to be to compete at a high level. It's going to continue to be a long process, and his days of playing a full PGA Tour schedule are over. Still, it will be great to see him back out there for majors, whenever that may be.