Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods plaide non coupable des accusations de conduite sous influence en Floride après un accident, et se retire pour suivre un traitement
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Tiger Woods a plaidé non coupable le 31 mars des accusations de conduite sous influence faisant suite à un accident survenu le 27 mars à Jupiter, en Floride. Le golfeur de 50 ans a annoncé sur les réseaux sociaux son intention de se retirer pour suivre un traitement, suscitant le soutien du PGA Tour. Des sources ont indiqué à TMZ que sa compagne, Vanessa Trump, le soutient fermement. Le président Trump l'a qualifié d'ami vivant « une vie de douleur » en raison de ses blessures. Il doit comparaître devant le tribunal le 23 avril dans le comté de Martin.
Three-time Masters champion Nick Faldo has criticized Tiger Woods for his recent DUI car crash and accused the PGA Tour of issuing a weak response without accountability. Faldo called for responsibility in a media call this week. Woods, charged after a March 27 rollover crash near his Florida home, has stepped away for treatment and will skip next week's Masters.
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Phil Mickelson announced Thursday that he will skip next week's Masters tournament and remain sidelined for an extended period due to a personal health matter involving his family. The 55-year-old six-time major champion, a fixture at Augusta National since 1991, joins Tiger Woods among prominent absentees. Mickelson shared the news on Instagram, expressing respect for the event.
At the 2026 Genesis Invitational, PGA Tour players held an informal meeting to discuss potential schedule adjustments, including the possibility of shifting the event to August. Tiger Woods hinted at ongoing evaluations during his press conference, while Lucas Glover was elected chair of the 2026 Player Advisory Council.
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Tiger Woods addressed his recovery from back surgery, potential Masters return, and PGA Tour schedule reforms during a press conference ahead of the Genesis Invitational. The 50-year-old has not ruled out competing at Augusta National in April. He also revealed ongoing discussions about captaining the 2027 U.S. Ryder Cup team.