Tiger Woods is facing renewed concern over his wellbeing in Florida after girlfriend Vanessa Trump's breast cancer diagnosis, with friends fearing the golf star could be heading for a 'total tailspin' as he juggles her illness, a looming DUI case and long standing struggles with prescription pills, according to the National Enquirer.
The latest worries about Woods follow a turbulent few months. On 27 March, the five time Masters champion flipped his Land Rover on Jupiter Island, Florida. Police said he clipped a pickup truck in front of him after briefly looking down at his phone, and officers later claimed to have found two hydrocodone painkillers in his pocket. Body camera footage released by the Martin County Sheriff's Office appeared to show Woods struggling through field sobriety tests. NBC News reported that he was charged with DUI and has pleaded not guilty, leaving him to navigate a criminal case at the same time as his private life is under strain.
