Tiger Woods Skips Masters After DUI Arrest

0:00It's April 6th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Global News Today. World News, powered by AI. Tiger Woods is sitting out the masters this year, after a DUI arrest back on March 27th in Florida. His land rover flipped into a trailer on a neighborhood street and cops found two pain killer pills in his pocket. He got booked briefly for refusing a urine test. He pleaded not guilty last week and won approval to get treatment overseas. This marks his second straight master's absence, last year due to a ruptured Achilles tendon that kept him from even the champion's dinner. Jason Day called it out as selfish to drive impaired and risk others, but added, Woods is just human with struggles, especially as such a strong-willed legend. Day said Tiger's is hero, and the reason he plays, hoping he comes back stronger under all that scrutiny. Other voices like Nick Fowdo stress the accountability alongside support, while players such as Harris English, hail Woods as a fighter who inspired them.

1:01Due his 97 win here, an epic comeback after knee and back surgeries. Phil Michelson skipping two for family health issues, the first time since 1994, without either at Augusta, with Woods' legacy from five green jackets still echoing, everyone's rooting for his next chapter.