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Report: Tiger Woods’ Private Jet Lands in Zurich as Golfer Seeks Help
The Zurich landing follows Woods’ request to leave Florida for treatment as he faces DUI charges and says he is prioritizing recovery.
- On Friday, a private jet linked to Tiger Woods landed in Zurich, Switzerland, as the 50-year-old golfer seeks treatment at an exclusive facility following recent legal troubles.
- A Florida judge authorized the travel last week, citing privacy concerns, after Woods was charged with DUI and property damage following a rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home.
- Police reported finding hydrocodone pills in Woods' pocket during the arrest, and the golfer later confessed to taking prescription medication despite initially denying any alcohol or illegal substance use.
- Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley confirmed Woods will not compete in the upcoming Masters Tournament, while girlfriend Vanessa Trump expressed encouragement on social media.
- President Donald Trump expressed support for the decision, stating "It's a good thing that he's doing," as Woods prioritizes his well-being to work toward lasting recovery.
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The golf legend received permission from the judge to leave the country and undergo an entrance program. This Friday landed in Zurich. More information: Tiger Woods, the 50-year-old golfer who lost 300 million with his divorce and has a long history of car accidents
Tiger Woods’s Plane Reportedly Makes Stop in Zurich, Switzerland
According to multiple reports, Woods’s private jet landed in Zurich early Friday. Woods was recently granted approval by a Florida judge to leave the U.S. for his rehabilitation following his DUI arrest last week.
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Orlando SentinelReport: Tiger Woods’ private jet lands in Zurich as golfer seeks help
Tigers Woods’ private plane reportedly touched down in Zurich Friday.
New York Post
BreitbartTiger Woods’ private jet lands in Switzerland after DUI arrest
Tiger Woods' private jet arrived in Zurich, Switzerland early Friday morning, as the grand slam champ is seeking impatient treatment following a car crash and DUI arrest, according to TMZ.
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