If reports are to be believed Tiger Woods could play the unoffical Tavistock Cup, a private annual match between members of Isleworth and Lake Nona clubs, on March 22/23.
Woods has played the event for the last four years and according to the New York Post the world number one has been talking to former presidential advisor, Ari Fischer, with a view to making a full comeback at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill in Orlando in two week's time.
Since leaving the White House, Fleisher has set up a sports communications firm and he was heavily involved in the bid to try to repair the image of baseball star Mark McGwire after he admitted using performance-enhancing drugs.
One of the sources allegedly told the newspaper: "They were in his living room this week going over a strategy for how to handle Bay Hill in two weeks."
It is less than three weeks since Woods, in his first public appearance since his sex scandal broke at the end of November, said he was not certain to return this year, let alone a month later.