Tiger Woods is wrapping up a three-month stay at a European treatment center and is expected home within weeks. The golf legend has been in Switzerland since early April, following a rollover crash near his Jupiter, Florida home on March 27 that led to a DUI charge. Sources indicate he will complete his Swiss rehab program by the end of June.
Woods pleaded not guilty on March 31 to charges of driving under the influence and refusing to submit a urine test after the accident. Body camera footage from the chaotic aftermath was later released, showing the 15-time major champion disoriented at the scene. The crash marked yet another serious setback for an athlete who has spent years battling physical pain and public scrutiny.
Woods briefly left treatment in May to be with his girlfriend Vanessa Trump, who recently underwent a procedure related to her breast cancer diagnosis. A source described that he needed to support her during that time. By May 23, he was back on a plane to Switzerland to finish his inpatient program.
Those close to him say he is doing the best he can under immense pressure. Between his healing, looming legal issues, and personal relationships, the comeback has been anything but simple.
Woods continues to recover from multiple physical setbacks. Just over a year ago, he suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon. Late last year, he underwent back surgery. His most infamous crash remains the February 2021 accident, where he was speeding, veered off the road, nearly lost his leg, and shattered his car.
Despite everything, Woods reportedly plans to return to golf. Sources say he needs to get his pain management moving in the right direction while maintaining a fitness routine. That discipline, insiders believe, could help him compete seriously again once he leaves the Swiss rehab facility and faces the next chapter of his turbulent career.
