Tiger Woods underwent a spinal fusion surgery which is his fourth since March 2014, fusing together the L5 and S1 vertebrae. We take a look at how the procedure is performed, what's involved and the recovery time. We also look at how Tiger Woods' personal life and future career could be affected.
VIDEO: A look at Tiger Woods’ L5/S1 spinal fusion back surgery
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