Tiger Woods Steps Back, Seeks Private Treatment

0:00Tiger Woods just turned down the Ryder Cup captaincy while stepping back from all golf to chase better health. A Florida judge signed off on his plan to leave the country for top level inpatient treatment. This hits one day after he entered a not guilty plea on driving under the influence charges from last week's crash. His SUV smacked a trailer and rolled near his Jupiter Island home. Woods dropped the statement Tuesday night, saying he's out indefinitely to focus on treatment. The golf world knew this Ryder Cup call was coming amid the whirlwind of events since his Friday arrest. His lawyer pushed the motion, stressing that constant media glare and privacy hits in the United States block real progress on his complex health. Needs. Judge Darren steal approved a quick but kept the treatment spot under wraps. As Woods heads off to heal privately, the PGA shifts gears on captain picks, letting him handle his recovery without the spotlight. Today informed with Durham News Today, AI-powered updates, I'm Corey with The Story.