- Golfing legend Gary Player has urged Tiger Woods to stop driving while reliant on pain medication, following his recent arrest for driving under the influence (DUI).
- Woods is seeking treatment, believed to be in Switzerland, after being charged with DUI last month following a car crash near his Florida home.
- Police found prescription opioid hydrocodone pills in Woods' possession, which he uses to manage chronic pain after numerous significant operations.
- Player expressed deep sympathy for Woods' physical difficulties but stressed the danger of driving under the influence of such medication, suggesting he employ a chauffeur.
- Fellow golf icon Jack Nicklaus also offered his support, stating that golf needs Woods and expressing a desire for his return to the sport.
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