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Anthony Kim, after a 12-year hiatus due to addiction struggles, won a LIV Golf event in Adelaide with a remarkable final round, marking a significant comeback in his career and reigniting interest in his story of resilience.
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Golf star Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home on March 27, 2026. He was found to be under the influence of medication or drugs, and was taken into custody. Woods has a history of multiple car accidents and injuries, with this being his third recent crash.
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On March 27, 2026, Tiger Woods crashed his Land Rover on Jupiter Island, Florida, while overtaking a truck at high speed. Showing signs of impairment likely due to drugs or medication, Woods passed a breathalyser but refused a urine test. He faces misdemeanor charges of DUI, property damage, and refusal to submit to a lawful test. No injuries were reported.
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Tiger Woods has decided not to serve as captain of the 2027 US Ryder Cup team following his recent DUI arrest and health issues. Woods announced his decision after a rollover crash in Florida, where he was found with pain medication and refused a urine test. He plans to seek inpatient treatment abroad, delaying his return to competitive golf.
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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson will not participate in the 2026 Masters due to personal and health issues. Woods is seeking treatment after a DUI arrest, while Mickelson is attending to a family health matter. Their absences mark the first time since 1994 neither will compete.
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Tiger Woods, 50, was arrested in Florida after a crash involving his SUV. Authorities found pills in his pocket and noted signs of impairment. Woods pleaded not guilty, announced he will seek treatment abroad, and will miss the 2026 Masters and Ryder Cup captaincy.
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Tiger Woods is absent from the Masters after his recent arrest for DUI in Florida, where police found painkillers in his pocket. Woods has announced he is seeking treatment outside the U.S. to focus on recovery. The incident has cast a shadow over his participation in the tournament.
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Prosecutors in Florida plan to subpoena prescription records for golfer Tiger Woods following his recent DUI arrest. They seek details on medications he was prescribed from January to March, amid ongoing questions about his impairment after a crash on Jupiter Island. Woods has denied wrongdoing and is seeking treatment.