SteveElling

ORLANDO, Fla. – Where’s Tiger Woods?

As celebrity and gossip media have reported that he was undergoing drug rehab in Arizona, he was spotted on the practice range at his home course on Sunday afternoon, hitting balls.

What that means for his return date is unclear, but a resident who lives near Woods at Isleworth Country Club reported to CBSSports.com that he spotted Woods – his personal electric cart parked nearby and his trademark stuffed Tiger headcover peeking out of his bag – working on his game on the club's range.

Moreover, Woods is said to be staying at the home he formerly shared with his wife, Elin, and not at the townhouse he owns located around the corner from the Isleworth clubhouse.

Woods spent 45 days in a rehab clinic and has spent little time on his golf game since the post-Thanksgiving Day accident outside his home that started his highly publicized free-fall.

Last week, the National Enquirer and some New York media outlets reported that Woods was undergoing treatment for drug addiction at The Meadows clinic in Wickenburg, Ariz. Woods wife told authorities after her husband crashed his SUV in a tree that he had active prescriptions for Ambien and Vicodin, a sleep aid and powerful painkiller.

Woods spent six weeks in a Mississippi clinic while undergoing treatment for sexual rehab and said Feb. 19 that he was going to resume treatment – though he did not specify what sort of clinic he would be visiting.

Celebrity website Radaronline reported last week that Woods was only planning to spend a week in Arizona. The Wickenburg clinic, located an hour from Phoenix, also treats clients for sex-related issues and once counseled actor David Duchovny.

Woods’ neighbor reported that Woods has a security contingent staying with him at Isleworth.