No, US Tour commissioner doesn't know when Tiger's coming back

FROM THE AOL GOLF NEWS SERVICE
The Tiger Woods waiting and guessing game goes on - just when it looked as if a date for his comeback was going to be announced.
Excitement mounted when US PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem called a teleconference today, but it was purely to announce a new tournament sponsorship deal.
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Woods has been pictured practising and there has been mounting speculation that he could return to action in the unofficial Tavistock Cup next Monday and Tuesday, the Arnold Palmer Invitational later the same week or The Masters at August 8-11. But Finchem was unable to shed any light on any of that and there was no announcement on the world number one's website either.
"We have the general information that Tiger is preparing to play and there's been a lot of speculation about when he might come back out," said Finchem.
"Tiger's indicated to us that he will give us reasonable notice because we know we've got some preparation to do.
"But I don't have a specific date when he's going to come back and I can only assume, though, that all this speculation about late March and early April, if he is going to start back then, we will know soon. Beyond that I can't help you."