Tiger Woods Out of Masters After Crash, DUI

0:00On April 1, Tiger Woods is out of the master's tournament after a car crash and D.U.I. arrest last Friday. The 50-year-old golf legend rode over his Range Rover in Florida, leading to charges and him stepping away from the sport. Augusta National confirmed it, Tuesday, saying they fully back him as he focuses on his health. Woods posted his own stay mid-that evening, owning the seriousness of the situation. He plans to take time for treatment, aiming to come back healthier and stronger, both on and off the course. Organizers added that even without him there in person next week, his impact lingers in Augusta. Fans and the golf world are reeling from the news, especially since Woods has won the master's five times. His body has been through hell with seven back surgeries and over twenty operations on his leg, making recovery a real battle as he gets older. New details from the sheriff's affidavit, paint a clearer picture at the crash scene. Deputy spotted signs of impairment like bloodshot eyes and slurred speech, plus two hydrocodone

1:01pills in his pocket. Woods explained it was his prescribed meds from that morning. Meanwhile, he had just returned to competitive golf last week after a year off from an Achilles injury. With the tournament starting April 9th, Woods' journey to get back on track will keep everyone watching closely. Pop culture powered by A.I. This is entertainment and celebrity news today.