Hold on to your Nike Golf hats, Tiger fans. This isn’t another rumor from Secret Tour Pro, Robert Lusetich, or insider info from Tim Rosaforte: Tiger Woods was spotted at a Nike-sponsored junior clinic today hitting a full range of shots — including bombs with the big stick, according to Golfweek Junior.

@tigerwoods carrying the driver 300. I’m not saying he’s back, but… pic.twitter.com/b4BeI7hTuN

— Golfweek Junior Tour (@GWJuniorTour) April 21, 2016

And here’s more featuring the 14-time major winner from the social media sphere. 

@tigerwoods at the #SageValley #JuniorInvitational #golf @nikegolf #TW

A video posted by Graham Pocialik (@gtroit) on Apr 21, 2016 at 2:56pm PDT

Tiger Woods golf swing 4-21-16 #golf #TigerWoods #PGATour https://t.co/4hR338QlWV

— Divot Dynasty Golf (@DivotDynasty) April 22, 2016

BREAKING: Tiger Woods spotted hitting range at the Sage Valley Invitational today pic.twitter.com/yAKsfG3Lwz

— Total Golf Move™ (@totalgolfmove) April 21, 2016

Interestingly, Woods appearance at Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Club in Graniteville, South Carolina, comes on the same day as the release Wright Thompson’s piece for ESPN painting a somber portrait of Woods’ life after the passing of his father, Earl.

Here’s some more footage, courtesy of the Shreveport Times’ Roy Lang III.

Woods hasn’t competed on the PGA Tour since last year’s Wyndham Championship. His camp has been unwilling to commit to any timeline for the golfer’s return following a pair of late-2015 back surgeries.

In an April 1 blog post explaining his decision not to play in the Masters, Woods wrote: “I’ve been hitting balls and training daily, but I’m not physically ready….I’m absolutely making progress, and I’m really happy with how far I’ve come, but I still have no timetable to return to competitive golf.”

More recently, Woods’ agent, Mark Steinberg, said he believed his client would return to competition this season. With Steinberg’s statement and today’s clinic footage, speculation is set to begin in earnest as to when the former World No. 1 will make his return.