Day Speaks Out on Woods' DUI: Addiction No Excuse

0:00It's April 7. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Jason Day, the 38-year-old Aussie golfer who snagged the PGA Championship back in 2015, just went public on Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest. He called out his longtime hero for being selfish by getting behind the wheel impaired, putting others at risk. Day stress that even golf legends aren't above human struggles like addiction. Here this month on March 27, Woods, now 50, crashed his Range Rover in Jupiter Island, Florida. Cops found hydrocodone pills in his pocket and noted clear signs of impairment, like blood shot eyes and dilated pupils. Day laid out the personal side during a master's practice round on April 6. He grew up idolizing Woods, who inspired him to pick up the game and chase majors. It's tough watching someone so dominant faced as public scrutiny. Woods is getting professional help now and days pulling for his full recovery.

1:00He figures that strong minds that the May Tiger unbeatable might have fueled the bad choice too. All eyes stay on Woods as he works through this, reminding us pros bleed red like the rest of us.