Tiger Woods has exited a rehabilitation center in Switzerland, following a nearly three-month stint after his DUI arrest.
The golf star boarded his private plane back to the US on Friday, marking a significant moment after his legal troubles began.
Upon arrival at a private airport in Jupiter, Florida, Woods was photographed disembarking from his jet and moving through customs before heading home.
A source indicated earlier this month that Woods aimed to complete his treatment by the end of June.
“The original plan was for Tiger to do a three-month rehab program, which should stay on target unless something major changes,” the source disclosed.
At 50 years old, Woods faces immense pressure to heal while grappling with upcoming legal challenges. “This has created a great deal of stress,” the insider noted.
“I don’t know when it will be or how he will do it, but Tiger is determined to return [to golf],” the source added. “He has to get his pain management going in the right direction and also be able to continue a fitness routine, which will help him do the best he can when seriously playing golf. This could be tough. But it’s something he wants.”
During his rehab, Woods maintained constant communication with girlfriend Vanessa Trump, who revealed her battle with breast cancer in May.
“They talk and share their lives as they have been doing for the entire time they have been together,” the source stated. “Tiger is a caring family guy and supportive. And so is Vanessa, also a strong woman with a full plate every day of her life.”
Woods briefly paused treatment to support Trump amid her health struggles and to be there for her daughter, Kai Trump, with whom he has developed a close relationship since dating Vanessa in 2025.
The five-time Masters Tournament champion has a notorious history of vehicle accidents. He was charged with DUI following a rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, on March 27.
Authorities reported that Woods exhibited “signs of impairment” despite passing a breathalyzer test. He refused to take a urinalysis test, leading to charges for refusal to submit to a lawful test.
Days later, he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor driving under the influence with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
Woods’ next court date is set for July 7.
