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A Florida judge granted Tiger Woods permission to seek treatment at an international inpatient facility following his DUI arrest. The court filings reveal a complicated picture.
Tiger Woods announced he's stepping away from golf to seek treatment and focus on his health following his DUI arrest and rollover crash on Jupiter Island. He pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial.
Reports confirm Tiger Woods has continued practicing since his DUI arrest, and the Masters field still lists him. But he hasn't made a decision, and the clock is ticking on golf's biggest question.
Tiger's DUI arrest two weeks before the Masters changes everything. The question isn't whether he can play — it's whether he should.
Tiger Woods, 50, was arrested Friday after his Land Rover rolled over on Jupiter Island. No alcohol detected, but he refused urinalysis and cited medication for prior injuries. His Masters status is now in serious doubt.