Tiger Woods announced he is "stepping away" from golf to seek treatment and focus on his health. Woods faces a DUI charge following a rollover crash on March 27 in Jupiter Island. Tiger Woods is "stepping away" from golf to seek treatment and focus on his health he announced on social media.

The deputy who arrested Tiger Woods on suspicion of driving under the influence said he had pain pills in his pocket and showed signs of impairment at the scene of his car crash last week in Florida

Tiger Woods has entered a not guilty plea in Martin County, Florida after being charged with DUI, property damage and failure to submit to a DUI test.

Tiger Woods pleads not guilty in his DUI case after a rollover crash in Florida, seeking a jury trial. His public statement addresses seeking treatment for his health and well-being.

What happens legally to Tiger Woods after another rollover accident, another DUI arrest and another statement promising to focus on his health and prioritize his well being?

Tiger Woods pleaded not guilty to charges of suspicion of DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a urinalysis stemming from a rollover crash in Florida.

Golf legend Tiger Woods said on Instagram that he's "stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment" and focus on his health following his DUI arrest after a car crash in Florida last week. His announcement comes as court documents reveal new details about his arrest.

The Masters Tournament released an official response to Tiger Woods' first public statement since his roll-over car crash.