Tiger Woods Steps Back, PGA Supports Health Focus

On April 1, Tiger Woods just turned down the captain spot for the U.S. team in the

2027 Ryder Cup.

The PGA of America made the announcement on Wednesday, saying he's stepping back from

all golf duties to get treatment and focus on his health.

This comes right after his arrest last Friday on suspicion of driving under the influence

following a car crash near his home in South Florida.

Woods entered a not guilty plea on Tuesday and shared online that he's taking an indefinite

break for recovery.

The PGA praised his choice, calling it a brave move that puts his long-term health first.

They made it clear they respect whatever he needs to do right now.

No word yet on who might take over as captain, but officials say they'll share updates

soon when the time is right.

As Tiger works through this, the golf world keeps an eye on his next steps, hoping he

bounces back strong.

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