Forget for a moment -- if that's possible -- all the allegations, revelations and speculation about what Tiger Woods has or hasn't been doing these past few months.
Put aside the storm of controversy surrounding his method of delivering his message tomorrow.
Consider the golf question:
Will his public statement Friday bring him closer to returning to the PGA Tour?
Is he going to say he's prepared to return to the tour sometime soon?
You have to think so.
Maybe he's ready, or close to ready, to come back to golf. We've seen a recent photograph of him out jogging but not one of him with a golf club in his hand. Maybe that's next, after the flood of images from his public statement on Friday.
For all this runaway story is about, it eventually comes back to golf. That's why we cared about Tiger Woods in the first place. When he comes back, we'll pay attention again.
He's lost some people for good. Others he'll win back. Some can go either way.
There are plenty of flashpoints in this whole tangled story. As for golf, it will be nice to see him back.