Since the start of the season, Tiger Woods has reportedly visited the White House twice. His first visit was in February, when he attended Black History Month celebrations and participated in discussions regarding the LIV Golf and PGA Tour merger, which now appear to have stalled.His second visit? Thursday, just two months after publicly confirming his relationship with Vanessa Trump, the former daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump.The 15-time major champion was spotted in a photo standing next to Senator Jim Banks.The news broke when Banks, 45, posted his picture with Woods on X, dressed sharply in a navy-blue suit, captioning it, "Met Tiger Woods at the White House today!"This appearance comes after Woods, 49, and Vanessa, 47, declared their relationship status with a public post stating, "Love is in the air."Their romance even received a presidential stamp of approval nearly a month ago, with Donald Trump commenting, "We have a very special, very good relationship with Tiger... I played golf with him a couple of times over the last month."Trump further added, "He's a fantastic guy and a fantastic athlete, and he told me about it, and I said, 'Tiger, that's good.'"The 78-year-old golf lover also urged the media to "let them be happy," referencing Woods' earlier request for privacy regarding his relationship.A source close to the couple shared insights into their dynamic, saying, "They're a good match; they're level-headed, they like to avoid drama, and they share a lot of the same values."While their relationship is reportedly "not too serious" at the moment, insiders suggest it is "heading in that direction."Tiger Woods' White House visit that raises eyebrowsDespite the buzz surrounding his personal life, the reason behind Woods' latest White House visit remains unclear. Fans were particularly surprised, given his absence from the upcoming PGA Championship.As the post featuring Woods at the White House went viral, reactions poured in. One golf fan bluntly commented, "Awkward," while others echoed similar sentiments across social media.Tiger Woods has yet to make his professional golf debut this year. His last confirmed appearance was at the Genesis Invitational, an event he hosts, but his participation was overshadowed by the passing of his mother, casting a dark cloud over his family.Next, he was expected to compete in the Masters, an event title he snagged five times. However, he sadly ruptured his Achilles while training at home.While Woods' comeback remains uncertain, one thing is clear—he is preparing his son, Charlie Woods, for the future.Charlie recently showcased his improving golf skills at the U.S. Open qualifiers, where he missed qualification by seven strokes, finishing three-over-par on Thursday in Florida.More Golf: Xander Schauffele's Gift for PGA Championship Dinner Goes Up in Smoke