Tiger Woods Steps Back from Ryder Cup Captaincy

0:00On April 2nd, Tiger Woods just turned down the captain spot for the U.S. team at the 2027 Ryder Cup in Ireland's Adera Manor. The golf legend says he's stepping back from the game to prioritize his health right after getting hit with a driving under the influence charge from, a car crash last week. That wreck happened when his Land Rover clipped a trailer during an overtake, flipped, but Woods walked away without major injuries. The cops noted signs of impairment and found prescription pain pills in the vehicle. His fourth accident since 2009. The PGA of America came out strong in support, praising his focus on long-term well-being, and respecting his call to bow out. Woods was the top pick for the job, especially with the venue owned by his buddy JP McManus. He's battled through tons of surgeries over the years, especially leg and ankle fixes after that brutal 2021 crash. This latest mess adds to a tough road for the 15-time major champ now in his 50s. As things stand, the PGA will hunt for a new captain soon, while Woods takes time to

1:03regroup. Golf World's watching how he bounces back from here.