The NY Post's Mark Cannizzaro is reporting today that sources have told him that Ari Fleischer, former aide to President George W. Bush, is working with Tiger Woods on a media strategy for his return to the PGA Tour at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in a few weeks.

Most recently, Fleischer was asked to help the Bowl Championship Series improve its public profile.  Part of his outreach included a Twitter account that was hammered by critics of the BCS.

Meanwhile, long time Woods friend Mark O'Meara has indicated that Woods may well first tee up in the hit-'n'-giggle Tavistock Cup just days prior to the Bay Hill event.

"I would not be surprised if Tiger plays," said O'Meara. "Hank [Haney, his coach] has come to town and they're working on stuff they normally work on. I know it's been a rough road these last three months for him and his family, but golf  is what Tiger does. The Tavistock Cup might be a right fit to come back. Play that event and then, maybe, Bay Hill straight afterwards."

Indications seem to be pointing to a one-two punch of a Woods return: first a payback to the Isleworth community by playing in the Tavistock Cup matches, and then a quick turnaround to Bay Hill.