Overview
- Woods announced Tuesday he will seek treatment and step away from golf, and Augusta National later confirmed he will not attend next week’s Masters.
- The 50-year-old entered a not guilty plea through his lawyers, waived arraignment, and has a docket hearing set for May 5 in Martin County, Florida.
- Deputies said Friday’s rollover near his Jupiter Island home showed signs of impairment, recorded a 0.00 breath test, noted a refused urine test, and documented two hydrocodone pills found on him.
- A judge reportedly approved his request to travel abroad for inpatient treatment, and his team said he will return for required court dates.
- The PGA Tour and Augusta National issued supportive statements, and the PGA of America confirmed he declined the 2027 U.S. Ryder Cup captaincy.