Tiger Woods Skips Masters After DUI Arrest

0:00It's April 6th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Tiger Woods is sitting out the masters again, this time after a driving under the influence arrest back on March 27th in Florida. His land rover flipped after hitting a trailer, and cops found painkiller pills on him. He got booked to briefly for refusing a urine test, marking a rough turn for the golf legend. Woods pleaded not guilty last week, and got quarter approval to seek treatment overseas. It's his second master's miss in a row, last year due to a torn Achilles tendon that kept him from even the champion's dinner. Players at Augusta are feeling the void, with Jason Day calling Woods a hero who inspired his own game but slamming the choice to drive impaired as, selfish and risky. Day hopes he bounces back stronger, while Nick Faldos stressed the need for accountability alongside sympathy. His bow's five green jackets, his last in 2019, after battling knee surgery and multiple

1:00back operations, plus a prior painkiller mixup, arrest. Phil Mickelson is also skipping this major for family health reasons, the first time since 1994. Neither icon shows up. His shadow looms large here, from shattering records as a 21-year-old in 1997 to local projects like a new learning lab. Fighters like Woods always find a way through the storm, and the golf world waits to see his next chapter.