Day on Woods: Tough Watch, Selfish Choice

0:00Tiger Woods, the five-time master's champ, is sitting out this year's tournament after getting charged with driving under the influence. He crashed his car near his Florida home on March 27th and has since checked into rehab in Switzerland. Australian star Jason Day, whose team offered Augusta, opened up about his hero's struggles. He called it tough to watch Woods' battle addiction, linking it to all those surgeries and painkillers that can lead to trouble. Day gets the human side, saying no one's immune just because they crushed it on the course. But he didn't hold back. Labeling Woods' choice to drive is selfish and risky for others on the road. The former world number one admits Woods' strong will might make him think he's invincible, especially after so many procedures. Days had his own back issues, but stays clear of that downward spiral. Master's action starts. Thursday evening our time, with Day joined by Min Woo Lee, Adam Scott, and Cameron Smith repping Australia. Golf feels a bit emptier without Tiger, but everyone's pulling for his comeback stronger

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