Tiger Woods Steps Away from Golf, Ryder Cup Captaincy

0:00It's April 1st. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News Today, powered by AI. Tiger Woods just turned down the Ryder Cup captaincy and announced he stepping away from golf indefinitely to focus on his health and get treatment. A Florida judge, Greenlit, his request to leave the country for inpatient care, citing privacy issues that make it tough to treat him effectively. Stateside. This all unfolded right after his DUI arrests last week when his SUV hit a trailer and flipped near his Jupiter Island home. Woods entered a not guilty plea the day before these updates. The PGA of America fully backs his decision, praising his curse to prioritize long-term well-being. Woods himself said he's committed to coming back healthier and stronger on all fronts. He's done this before, seeking inpatient treatment after his 2010 scandals and following a 2017 DUI bust. Last time around for Ryder Cup, he passed two, leading to Keegan Bradley's selection for the matches.

1:00Meanwhile, the PGA has backup captain candidates lined up and plans to update after the masses wraps up, keeping things moving forward.