Tiger Woods' private jet landed in Zurich, Switzerland, on Friday, April 3, signaling a possible location where he's seeking treatment after he was arrested for a DUI in Florida, according to multiple reports.
It's unclear if Woods was on the plane that landed. However, court records show his request to seek out-of-country treatment was approved on April 1.
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Woods was arrested March 27 by Martin County Sheriff's deputies on Jupiter Island in Florida after rolling his vehicle in a two-car crash. He was later released on $1,150 bail.
The 50-year-old pro golfer wasn't under the influence of alcohol, Martin County Sheriff's deputies said, but he was determined to be impaired at the time of the crash by law enforcement at the scene. The affidavit states Woods was "sweating profusely" and his pupils were "extremely dilated," and that he had to be reminded multiple times to follow directions during an impairment test.
