Tiger Woods arrived in Zurich, Switzerland, on 3 April for what Globe described as another stint in rehabilitation, days after the golfer was charged over a 27 March crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, that left his Land Rover on its side and returned him to a punishing public spotlight. In the magazine's account, the trip was not solely about treatment but also about stability, with Woods said to be trying to steady both his health and the commercial empire tied to his name.
The latest episode did not occur in isolation. Woods has spent years dealing with the aftermath of earlier scandals and crashes, from the 2009 collision outside his Florida home to his 2017 DUI arrest and the severe 2021 car crash that nearly resulted in the loss of his leg. Globe also linked the current situation to personal grief, pointing to the February 2025 death of his mother, Kultida, and reporting that those close to him feared he was slipping again.
