Tiger Woods Returns to Florida After Weeks in Zurich Rehab Following March 27 DUI Arrest
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Updated · Fox News · May 15
Tiger Woods Returns to Florida After Weeks in Zurich Rehab Following March 27 DUI Arrest
13 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 15
Palm Beach International Airport saw Tiger Woods arrive Wednesday after several weeks at a Zurich inpatient treatment facility approved by a Florida judge on April 1.
March 27 set that treatment in motion: Woods crashed his car in Florida, was charged with DUI, and deputies said hydrocodone pills were found on him even though he registered 0.00 on a Breathalyzer.
Woods has pleaded not guilty and said he stepped away to focus on recovery, leaving any competitive return uncertain after missing this week's PGA Championship — his sixth straight missed major.
The legal case is still advancing, with a judge recently allowing Florida prosecutors to obtain Woods' prescription drug records from Jan. 1 through March 27.
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