Tiger Woods Touches Down in Florida Following Swiss Treatment Program

Tiger Woods is back stateside.

The 50-year-old golf champion touched down at Palm Beach International Airport in Florida on Wednesday, May 13, concluding a month-long treatment stint abroad. Photos captured the athlete exiting his private plane dressed in a long-sleeved black shirt, gray shorts, a black baseball cap, and sunglasses.

His departure for treatment came in the wake of a March 27 rollover accident on Jupiter Island, Florida. Following the crash, Woods faced DUI charges, property damage allegations, and a charge for refusing to submit to a test. He was arrested and taken into custody at the scene.

Within days of the incident, Woods issued a statement indicating his intention to "step away for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on my health." The court granted him permission to travel internationally for care, and on April 3, he arrived in Zurich to enter a rehabilitation facility.

Legally, Woods entered a not guilty plea to the charges brought against him. His legal team submitted a waiver of arraignment and filed for a jury trial. Court filings from the plea entry indicate that his driver's license has been suspended.

A court appearance is scheduled for July 7. According to court documents, Woods' license remains suspended.

His girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, has since spoken publicly about the DUI arrest and its impact.