US EditionJudge Allows Woods to Travel Overseas for Treatment
Woods said public scrutiny would hinder care as the PGA of America backed his decision and a Florida judge approved travel for treatment.
- On Wednesday, Tiger Woods formally declined the 2027 Ryder Cup captaincy as he steps away from golf to seek inpatient treatment; a Florida judge approved his motion to travel outside the country.
- Following his arrest last Friday in Jupiter Island, Florida, Woods' SUV overturned after clipping a trailer; he entered a not guilty plea to charges including DUI and property damage.
- Attorney Douglas Duncan stated that "ongoing medical scrutiny and public exposure create significant barriers to his care," citing Woods' doctor's recommendation for treatment outside the United States.
- The PGA of America stated, "We commend Tiger for prioritizing his long-term health," confirming Woods will not serve as captain following the organization's late March decision deadline.
- European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald has already agreed to lead his team for a third straight time, while the Ryder Cup committee maintains a contingency plan with backup candidates.
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Le Journal de QuebecA Florida judge authorized Tiger Woods to leave the United States.
The golf star wants to be treated after his car accident with arrest. For the Ryder Cup 2027 Woods takes himself out of the race
Gradually, it becomes clear how serious it seems to be about Tiger Woods. After his serious accident and the subsequent arrest, his lawyer applies that the golf star outside the USA can have his problems treated.
Tiger Woods allowed to leave the US by judge after DUI arrest
Tiger Woods has been granted permission by a Florida court to travel abroad for intensive inpatient treatment following his arrest last week on suspicion of driving under the influence.Judge Darren Steele approved the motion on Wednesday after a teleconference hearing in Martin County Court.The 50-year-old golfer's lawyer, Douglas Duncan, argued that Woods requires an "intensive, highly individualised and medically integrated programme" that can…
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