Best Podcast Episodes About Tiger Woods

“… happen to think is one of the most addictive substances that's out there. I mean this is some horrible stuff. You know, this very current event with Tiger Woods and Tiger's accident, you know, he had Oxycontin in his, you know, I'm not judging here, but I'm just kind of saying that may, when I ran for president in 2011, I'd had major back surgery in July. I announced that I was running for president in August. I had six weeks to try to get over that major back surgery, and I had a terrible condition called a neurological hyperfusion in my right leg. I've never had a pain like that. It felt like a …” “… period from 14 to 28 days. I think I pretty close on these But ibogaine the critical period the time when that neuroplasticity is active and the brain can be trained healed reset is from 90 to 120 days And then with the addiction, opioids, which I happen to think is one of the most addictive substances that's out there. I mean this is some horrible stuff. You know, this very current event with Tiger Woods and Tiger's accident, you know, he had Oxycontin in his, you know, I'm not judging here, but I'm just kind of saying that may, when I ran for president in 2011, I'd had major back surgery in July. I announced that I was running for president in August. I had six weeks to try to get over that major back surgery, and I had a terrible condition called a neurological hyperfusion in my right leg. I've never had a pain like that. It felt like a blowtorch going down my right leg, and they gave me Oxycontin, and I was taking that to cover up the pain. I was taking Ambien to go to sleep at And I was taking some stuff called ProVigil to get back up in the morning and be focused. I laugh about it now. I'm surprised I did as well as I did in that presidential effort in 2011. Hell, forgetting that …” View more

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In a surprising twist, Rick Perry hilariously reflects on his chaotic presidential run while battling excruciating pain and a cocktail of prescription drugs. His candid admission about forgetting debate points due to Oxycontin is both shocking and amusing, leading him to question why effective treatments like Ibogaine aren't more widely available.

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The Joe Rogan Experience · #2477 - Rick Perry & W. Bryan Hubbard · Apr 01, 2026

“Our first story, Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover car crash this weekend.”

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In a shocking twist, Tiger Woods managed to turn a routine weekend into a rollover car crash. The hosts dive into the absurdity of how a golf legend could find himself in such a bizarre situation, mixing humor with a touch of disbelief over his luck. It's a comedic take on celebrity mishaps that leaves listeners chuckling at the irony.

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The Toast · Tsk Tsk Tiger: Monday, March 30th, 2026 · Mar 30, 2026

“… there as police officers in California, huh? You got to scratch golfers. It's 80 degrees year round. Yeah. All right. You're not going to talk about Tiger Woods. We got to cover it, man. Come on. We're going to dog on Tiger? I don't want to. All right. I don't want to dog on him. All right. He's a dog. Well, he just shouldn't drive. That's the problem. You know, I'm a cop. In today's day and age. Yeah. Bro, get a driver. Anybody. I know. Well, him. he should have a driver and he can pay for a driver but anybody else it's a $20 uber ride yeah it's like this is not yeah you know one thing i would like to …” “Is that golf? Do you golf? I do golf. Yeah? You scratch? At one point I was. Oh, no shit. Really? I don't golf. So that's what you guys do out there as police officers in California, huh? You got to scratch golfers. It's 80 degrees year round. Yeah. All right. You're not going to talk about Tiger Woods. We got to cover it, man. Come on. We're going to dog on Tiger? I don't want to. All right. I don't want to dog on him. All right. He's a dog. Well, he just shouldn't drive. That's the problem. You know, I'm a cop. In today's day and age. Yeah. Bro, get a driver. Anybody. I know. Well, him. he should have a driver and he can pay for a driver but anybody else it's a $20 uber ride yeah it's like this is not yeah you know one thing i would like to see man like this is just real shit it'll never happen this is how you know that most attorneys and politicians are totally full of shit okay if you wanted to eliminate drunk driving which is a massive fucking problem in this country It would be very simple a year in jail no matter what yeah first offense no matter what Nobody's ever driving again …” View more

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Tiger Woods should have a driver to avoid DUIs, and stricter DUI laws with severe consequences would prevent such incidents.

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REAL AF with Andy Frisella · 1015. Andy, Chad Bianco & DJ CTI: Communists At No Kings Rally, Ground Operations In Iran & Tiger Woods DUI · Mar 31, 2026

“… I'll give you the last word. Yeah, listen, I echo a lot of what you guys say. I think from where I sit, it's okay to hold feelings of anger at Tiger. Like for being this clearly irresponsible yet again, it's unacceptable. and I think it's also okay to hold feelings of sympathy and empathy for him because quite obviously he is struggling with an addiction and I don't know what that's like so I can't pretend to put myself in his shoes but it's got to be about the hardest thing ever and obviously he's struggling so I think it's okay to hold kind of these competing thoughts about all this. I …” “… shame on you, but like I don't know. Just get a fucking driver then. It's not that hard. Just like you have the means. It's just, yeah, man, you're going to have somebody that you have to keep on your schedule. But that's the choice at this point. Randy, I'll give you the last word. Yeah, listen, I echo a lot of what you guys say. I think from where I sit, it's okay to hold feelings of anger at Tiger. Like for being this clearly irresponsible yet again, it's unacceptable. and I think it's also okay to hold feelings of sympathy and empathy for him because quite obviously he is struggling with an addiction and I don't know what that's like so I can't pretend to put myself in his shoes but it's got to be about the hardest thing ever and obviously he's struggling so I think it's okay to hold kind of these competing thoughts about all this. I net out that, you know, I would just hope he has somebody in his life that can reach him and have difficult conversations with him and try to put him on a path where he can get right for himself, for the rest of his family.” View more

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Tiger Woods' repeated reckless driving incidents show a troubling pattern of behavior that he needs to address, regardless of impairment.

Tiger Woods' repeated incidents highlight a struggle with vulnerability and addiction, suggesting that true strength would be admitting the problem and seeking help.

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No Laying Up - Golf Podcast · 1136: Another Tiger Car Accident + Gary Woodland’s Emotional Win · Mar 30, 2026

“… golf club to it once he was shooting. That was that one. And then he was passed out on the side of the road that one time. Yep. Yeah, no, this is – Tiger – okay. Tiger – here we go. We were all wrong. Tiger Woods is dating Vanessa Trump, a former model and ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. Okay. But it is the granddaughter. Okay. Okay. Yes. Yeah. yeah we miss swing and a miss we tried vanessa trump and tiger woods still has the name trump though i think yeah that's very weird but if you married let's say you married uh paul mccartney's child and you got the name mccartney you're probably not changing …” “… that one. I did not know that. I'm pretty sure it's Trump's niece. Wow. Okay. So the Secret Service wouldn't let him drive Trump's grandkids. Dude, he's flipped cars and almost died off that ravine. Multiple times. Here. Twice. Also got – Elon put a golf club to it once he was shooting. That was that one. And then he was passed out on the side of the road that one time. Yep. Yeah, no, this is – Tiger – okay. Tiger – here we go. We were all wrong. Tiger Woods is dating Vanessa Trump, a former model and ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. Okay. But it is the granddaughter. Okay. Okay. Yes. Yeah. yeah we miss swing and a miss we tried vanessa trump and tiger woods still has the name trump though i think yeah that's very weird but if you married let's say you married uh paul mccartney's child and you got the name mccartney you're probably not changing it because you're mccartney well i'm making money off of it too i mean i think in normal situations too like mine i still have my married last name and it's not about amy mccartney i know change it either did you all see the picture of tiger standing by the by the flip car yeah he's a child the demons are for sure one thing yeah the driving with …” View more

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The hosts hilariously debate whether Tiger Woods is a reckless child or just a grown man with demons. The funniest moment comes when they discuss how the Secret Service wouldn't let him drive Trump's grandkids, highlighting the absurdity of his driving history and public persona.

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The Bobby Bones Show · MON PT 1: Bobby Learned A New Baby Trick + Amy Has New Show Demands + Bobby's 'Nothing' Weekend · Mar 30, 2026

“What do you guys think of Tiger Woods getting in his 27th crash What a car crash in the last It too bad It insane It fine Okay You think it fine I heard you lean in Or it's sad or it's good? What do you think? Wasn't it a drug DUI, not an alcohol? It sounded like he didn't want to blow. No, he blew zeros, and then he didn't want to take the piss test. Oh. So he's all hopped up on something. Hydros or something I saw. Yeah, I don't know. I think he has like a bad back, and I'm sure …” “What do you guys think of Tiger Woods getting in his 27th crash What a car crash in the last It too bad It insane It fine Okay You think it fine I heard you lean in Or it's sad or it's good? What do you think? Wasn't it a drug DUI, not an alcohol? It sounded like he didn't want to blow. No, he blew zeros, and then he didn't want to take the piss test. Oh. So he's all hopped up on something. Hydros or something I saw. Yeah, I don't know. I think he has like a bad back, and I'm sure he's in pain a lot. He probably takes pain pills like that, and then he ends up jammed up like, not defending his actions, but he's got to drive somewhere, and then he starts driving, and then you're not supposed to, and you're getting a crash. This dude needs a driver. He's a billionaire. Yeah, no kidding. Get a driver. Get a fucking driver. He …” View more

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Tiger Woods has been in his 27th car crash, raising eyebrows about his safety choices. Despite being a billionaire and the face of golf, his friends question why he doesn't hire a driver to avoid these accidents. This discussion dives into the absurdity of a sports icon repeatedly risking his life behind the wheel.

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Life Wide Open with CboysTV · Spensers Injury Recovery, Ben & CJ's ACCIDENTAL FIRE, & Kens New Employee · Apr 07, 2026

“… it seems just my opinion that he's addicted to opiates. That's a fancy way of saying heroin. Your doctor gave you some heroin in pill form. I think Tiger Woods, he was nodding off in the back of that patrol car. I think we should start speaking about him in the appropriate parlance. Tiger Woods is a junkie. He may be one of golf's greatest players ever, if not the greatest. He's also a junkie. And I think the culture really needs to begin and the media needs to begin discussing this like the public emergency and menace it is. He should not be giving back his license. Absolutely not. And he should be …” “… under that unknown substance. Okay, so at this time you're under arrest for DUI. Yes, sir. Get a bag. Yeah, that's a narco. It's a narco? Yeah. There are the pills right out of his pocket. You were saying about narco. It's a narco, he says. So he's, it seems just my opinion that he's addicted to opiates. That's a fancy way of saying heroin. Your doctor gave you some heroin in pill form. I think Tiger Woods, he was nodding off in the back of that patrol car. I think we should start speaking about him in the appropriate parlance. Tiger Woods is a junkie. He may be one of golf's greatest players ever, if not the greatest. He's also a junkie. And I think the culture really needs to begin and the media needs to begin discussing this like the public emergency and menace it is. He should not be giving back his license. Absolutely not. And he should be facing prison time. Yeah. So we did on, I really loved doing this segment, this Tiger segment we did. I ended it with, do you remember when Robert Downey Jr. was going crazy in the 90s? And the final straw was a stranger came home and found Robert Downey Jr. passed out in their child's bedroom on drugs. This was in Malibu. Wait, a random person went …” View more

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Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest raises serious questions about celebrity privilege and addiction. As he faces the consequences of his actions, comparisons are drawn to Robert Downey Jr.'s past struggles, highlighting the need for accountability. This segment argues that Woods should not receive leniency due to his status, but rather face the reality of his addiction and its impact on society.

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The Megyn Kelly Show · Tiger Woods DUI Crash Video, and Truth About "Love Story," with Maureen Callahan, Plus American Jet Shot Down in Iran | Ep. 1288 · Apr 03, 2026

“… know us. And why do you take an Uber if this is so crazy? Because I'm like, I do drive every day. I can do this, Jax. I can do this. Like, you know, Tiger Woods drives on pills. Like I can do this. If he can do that, I can do anything. Like Justin Timberlake drives drunk. I can drive to work. Yeah. I have to tell you, I personally am obsessed with your setup. when you go to Dallas. The last time you went, we found this like amazing studio. It actually inspired us to redesign. The frames exist because of the studio you're currently sitting in. It's so true. I loved the camera quality, the lighting. It's …” “… actually are hard to drive. And can you believe that? I was like so nervous, but I'm, I'm here. I mean, I guess like I reserve our viral sound. I did something crazy last night for things that are actually crazy. You know me and you know me, you know us. And why do you take an Uber if this is so crazy? Because I'm like, I do drive every day. I can do this, Jax. I can do this. Like, you know, Tiger Woods drives on pills. Like I can do this. If he can do that, I can do anything. Like Justin Timberlake drives drunk. I can drive to work. Yeah. I have to tell you, I personally am obsessed with your setup. when you go to Dallas. The last time you went, we found this like amazing studio. It actually inspired us to redesign. The frames exist because of the studio you're currently sitting in. It's so true. I loved the camera quality, the lighting. It's really been an inspiration to us in a very aesthetic, creative way. And I love your setup. Like you are so serious. It's giving podcast. Well, you know what? It is giving podcast. And today is giving podcast because we have serious business to discuss. But I was also thinking how the last time I was here, It inspired us to refresh our remote …” View more

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In a hilarious twist, the host recounts their nerve-wracking experience of driving a Range Rover in Dallas for the first time. The comedic comparison to Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake's driving habits adds a layer of absurdity, making the mundane act of driving turn into a laugh-out-loud moment.

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The Toast · Wesmandoval: Wednesday, April 1st, 2026 · Apr 01, 2026

“… Police say that suspect is a minor from Senegal. Two other people have been arrested since, but they're not saying what role they have played yet. Tiger Woods, again, crashing his car, this time under the influence of some type of medication, it's believed, crashing his SUV in one of the strictest counties in Florida. Technically speaking, this would be his first DUI, but in 2017, he was found unconscious behind a wheel of his running car, high on a cocktail of prescription painkillers, but he took a plea deal for reckless driving, served a year of probation. The 82-time PGA winner was also seriously …” “… was closed of course another person was arrested on scene he was taking photos and video with a cell phone as this was happening police say that that person they arrested was recruited through Snapchat to carry out a bombing in exchange for $692. Police say that suspect is a minor from Senegal. Two other people have been arrested since, but they're not saying what role they have played yet. Tiger Woods, again, crashing his car, this time under the influence of some type of medication, it's believed, crashing his SUV in one of the strictest counties in Florida. Technically speaking, this would be his first DUI, but in 2017, he was found unconscious behind a wheel of his running car, high on a cocktail of prescription painkillers, but he took a plea deal for reckless driving, served a year of probation. The 82-time PGA winner was also seriously injured in a high-speed car crash in California in 2021, left him with multiple leg fractures requiring major surgery. In other sports news, Major League Baseball is underway. They got their new ABS automated ball and strike system. Each team gets two challenges per game, and if they're right on the challenge, it doesn't get charged against them.” View more

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Tiger Woods' repeated car incidents highlight ongoing personal struggles that overshadow his golfing achievements.

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Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis · The O'Reilly Update, March 30, 2026 · Mar 30, 2026

“… when they don't acknowledge you walking in with something. You kind of sit it down. No one sees you. That's on you, though. Then I'm falling in the woods. You have to announce. Yeah, I brought this. You have to model it. Yeah, you have to make sure. You know what it's like, Danny? It's like that Seinfeld episode when you put a tip in the jar when the person turns around you. They didn't see me. That happens all the time to me. You have to be like the elaborate jerk. You almost have to dangle the $5 bill above the tip jar like, hey. I just give it to them. Here, you put it in the jar. What if …” “… bud and you know he's not going to drink it. Otherwise, no, you brought that for the house. In other words, you bring a bottle of wine and then take it back with you because no one drank it? Get out of here. That's the weakest. The worst, though, is when they don't acknowledge you walking in with something. You kind of sit it down. No one sees you. That's on you, though. Then I'm falling in the woods. You have to announce. Yeah, I brought this. You have to model it. Yeah, you have to make sure. You know what it's like, Danny? It's like that Seinfeld episode when you put a tip in the jar when the person turns around you. They didn't see me. That happens all the time to me. You have to be like the elaborate jerk. You almost have to dangle the $5 bill above the tip jar like, hey. I just give it to them. Here, you put it in the jar. What if they see it, but they don't acknowledge it? And you're like, where's my thank you? I didn't do enough. There wasn't enough. You got to do it mafioso style and slide them the dollar bill in the hand. One dollar. Yeah, one dollar. We damn give them five. Get out of here. Thank you, guys. So, guys, enjoy the get-togethers tonight and this weekend. NFL …” View more

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Tom Brady has stepped up to mentor rookie Fernando Mendoza, vowing to push him hard and not hold back in his quest for greatness. Brady's unique journey from underdog to NFL legend gives him a distinct perspective that could benefit Mendoza immensely. This mentorship could redefine what it means to be a great player in the league.

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The Dan Patrick Show · C&R - Vrabel Drama, Fernando Mendoza, Mets · Apr 24, 2026

“All right, let's go to Tiger Woods, okay? Another sports story. So Tiger Woods, a video comes out. Back to the mugshot stuff. At first when it happened, I was like, are people playing jokes with Tiger Woods? What's going on here? Why are they doing this? But story comes out. Rob, do you have that story here? Can you tell me? Is this the Tiger Woods? Yes, this is a report on his accident and what he was found in possession of. Okay, go for it. The sheriff's office reported …” “All right, let's go to Tiger Woods, okay? Another sports story. So Tiger Woods, a video comes out. Back to the mugshot stuff. At first when it happened, I was like, are people playing jokes with Tiger Woods? What's going on here? Why are they doing this? But story comes out. Rob, do you have that story here? Can you tell me? Is this the Tiger Woods? Yes, this is a report on his accident and what he was found in possession of. Okay, go for it. The sheriff's office reported observing several signs of impairment at the crash scene involving Tiger Woods, noting that the golf legend was, quote, sweating profusely and that his movements appeared lethargic and slow. Again, that according to an arrest affidavit obtained today by Fox News Digital. Law enforcement also found two white pills inside of Woods' left side pant pocket, …” View more

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Tiger Woods' struggles with pain and medication are deeply personal, and while his arrest is unfortunate, it highlights the immense physical challenges he faces as he attempts a comeback.

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PBD Podcast · Trump To Address Nation + Dave Smith Debate | PBD #767 · Apr 01, 2026

“If Tiger never started lifting weights, finish that sentence. he would have probably won 125 golf tournaments and 25 majors. If you go back to when he was a wispy teenager and Jack and Arnold played with him in a practice round here, I believe it was 1990. D5 or 6. They said he's going to win more Masters titles than us combined. Well, Jack won 6, Arnold won 5, so they were predicting 11 plus Masters titles. He averaged 346 yards off the tee then, and …” “If Tiger never started lifting weights, finish that sentence. he would have probably won 125 golf tournaments and 25 majors. If you go back to when he was a wispy teenager and Jack and Arnold played with him in a practice round here, I believe it was 1990. D5 or 6. They said he's going to win more Masters titles than us combined. Well, Jack won 6, Arnold won 5, so they were predicting 11 plus Masters titles. He averaged 346 yards off the tee then, and that was not with a solid core golf ball, and that was not with one of these big-headed long drivers. 346 yards off of the tee. That's what they saw in him. He traded speed for strength. Maybe it helped him think he deserved it. Maybe it helped him be intimidating. and you know i'm sure he wanted to treat golf like a sport so but his body broke down …” View more

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If Tiger Woods never started lifting weights, he might have won 125 tournaments and 25 majors. His groundbreaking approach to fitness transformed golf into a sport, intimidating competitors and changing training methods forever. However, his intense regimen led to injuries that ultimately hindered his career, raising the question: was it worth it?

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 1 – Fernando Mendoza Skipping the NFL Draft, Brandel Chamblee · Apr 08, 2026

“if tiger never started lifting weights finish that sentence he would have probably won 125 golf tournaments and 25 majors you know if you go back to when he was a wispy teenager and jack and arnold played with him in a practice round here i believe it 1995 or six they said he's going to win more master's titles than us combined well jack won six arnold won five so they were predicting 11 plus master's titles he averaged 346 yards off the tee then and …” “if tiger never started lifting weights finish that sentence he would have probably won 125 golf tournaments and 25 majors you know if you go back to when he was a wispy teenager and jack and arnold played with him in a practice round here i believe it 1995 or six they said he's going to win more master's titles than us combined well jack won six arnold won five so they were predicting 11 plus master's titles he averaged 346 yards off the tee then and that was not with a solid core golf ball and that was not with one of these big headed long drivers 346 yards off of the tee that's what they saw in him he traded speed for strength maybe it helped him think he deserved it maybe it helped him be intimidating uh and you know i'm sure he wanted to to treat golf like a sport so but his body broke down …” View more

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Rory McIlroy's consecutive Masters win is impressive, but his future success depends on resetting goals and maintaining intensity amid enjoyment.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Apr 08, 2026

“… And I think for the rest of the field, that was the feeling of hold him up. You know what I'm saying? Like, you're already down like this. And now Tiger and Stevie are grabbing him like, hold him up. Like, we ain't done knocking you. Like, yeah. What do you do? And those in those first three majors of the year at that point, this is when the PGA was on the back end of the schedule. rather than being on the front is analogous in tennis to you have a hard court major a clay major and a grass major Like these are three different types of golf that you are playing right Like the Litz golf that is …” “It was a dance. Even at the open that I don't think anyone had ever seen before like that. And it's coming off the U.S. Open. And I think for the rest of the field, that was the feeling of hold him up. You know what I'm saying? Like, you're already down like this. And now Tiger and Stevie are grabbing him like, hold him up. Like, we ain't done knocking you. Like, yeah. What do you do? And those in those first three majors of the year at that point, this is when the PGA was on the back end of the schedule. rather than being on the front is analogous in tennis to you have a hard court major a clay major and a grass major Like these are three different types of golf that you are playing right Like the Litz golf that is required to play at the open is not the same It's not just like, oh, okay, you've been whooping ass everywhere. Now you're going to come whoop ass here because that's what you do. No, you have to play a different game. Like was it at the open that year that Tiger went out there without the driver and won in the final round? Oh, he had the driver in …” View more

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Bob May nearly stole the spotlight from Tiger Woods during the 2001 PGA Championship, showcasing a remarkable underdog story. As a former mentor to Tiger, May's confidence led him to challenge the golfing titan, creating a narrative that could have changed golf history forever. If May had won, the iconic 'Tiger Slam' might never have happened, altering the trajectory of both players' careers.

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones · Michael Collins on The Tiger Slam, 25 Years Later | 04.07 · Apr 07, 2026

“In your special, you highlight the issue of drug abuse. Prescription medications, of course, were a factor in Tiger Woods' accident and DUI arrest last week. What do you make of this latest situation and the broader problem in America we have with this issue? Well, Tiger Woods is a drug addict. He admitted it tonight. He's going to rehab. and I hope and I would encourage every American to hope that he gets well because he's a danger to himself and others. So we live in a culture that celebrates the destruction of the famous, which is one of the bad things about …” “In your special, you highlight the issue of drug abuse. Prescription medications, of course, were a factor in Tiger Woods' accident and DUI arrest last week. What do you make of this latest situation and the broader problem in America we have with this issue? Well, Tiger Woods is a drug addict. He admitted it tonight. He's going to rehab. and I hope and I would encourage every American to hope that he gets well because he's a danger to himself and others. So we live in a culture that celebrates the destruction of the famous, which is one of the bad things about the United States We love to see famous people get taken down I don know what that mentality is but I hoping that Mr Woods cleans it up As far as the other addiction problem that we have it is there only one solution, and that is therapeutic areas where drug addicts who are on the street, not under supervision are forced, mandatory, to go there for …” View more

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Tiger Woods has openly admitted to being a drug addict and is entering rehab following a DUI arrest. This situation highlights a larger issue in America regarding drug abuse and the media's role in accurately reporting such sensitive topics, which can lead to misinformation and public distrust. As Woods seeks recovery, it raises questions about how society addresses addiction and the responsibility of journalists in shaping public perception.

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Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis · O'Round the World - April 5, 2026 · Apr 05, 2026

“… he was impaired. And doing that. And impaired, yes. the bigger part of the and he was impaired but I think I don't know when's the last time Phil or Tiger and or Tiger weren in the Masters you got to go back probably to the early 90s maybe I was trying to think the last time we didn have either one of them at the Masters Yeah, Paulie? 1994. 1994. Wow. Dang. Yeah. End of an era, huh? Yeah. But it's weird how, I'm guessing these are the arresting officers asking him about the Masters. that we still put that, instead of dealing with what is real right here, then you're going to say, hey, are you …” “… of it and flip this car. It's a totally, you know, believable story. I'm not saying that it makes sense or that it's right, you know, but that's a very believable thing that people are always looking at their phone while they're driving. Yes, but he was impaired. And doing that. And impaired, yes. the bigger part of the and he was impaired but I think I don't know when's the last time Phil or Tiger and or Tiger weren in the Masters you got to go back probably to the early 90s maybe I was trying to think the last time we didn have either one of them at the Masters Yeah, Paulie? 1994. 1994. Wow. Dang. Yeah. End of an era, huh? Yeah. But it's weird how, I'm guessing these are the arresting officers asking him about the Masters. that we still put that, instead of dealing with what is real right here, then you're going to say, hey, are you still going to go to the Masters? That's the problem. It feels like you keep kicking the can down the road here. It's like, no, how about we just focus on this? Unless you're just trying to engage Tiger and have casual conversation. But it's like, hey, man, it was a close call. You're going to go to the Masters? And then he says, well, that's up to …” View more

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Tiger Woods' car crash raised serious questions about his impairment and decision-making. In a tense moment, he requested officers to retrieve his golf clubs from the wreckage, highlighting his emotional state post-accident. This incident marks a significant moment in golf history, as it's been decades since both Tiger and Phil Mickelson were absent from the Masters.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Carter Jensen Takes a Nap, Chris Russo · Apr 03, 2026

“So he apparently was trying to like overtake a truck that had a pressure cleaner attached to it. And that truck was trying to make a left turn. Mr. Woods kind of just drives on up. The truck doesn't see him. Bam. He starts flipping. His car lands on its side. Yeah. Police arrived at the scene and said he showed signs of impairment. But he did. And he did a breathalyzer. And it didn't show any alcohol in his system. but he did refuse like the p-test to see if there were any drugs in his system um that led to him getting arrested and he was released later that evening but he ended up getting …” “So he apparently was trying to like overtake a truck that had a pressure cleaner attached to it. And that truck was trying to make a left turn. Mr. Woods kind of just drives on up. The truck doesn't see him. Bam. He starts flipping. His car lands on its side. Yeah. Police arrived at the scene and said he showed signs of impairment. But he did. And he did a breathalyzer. And it didn't show any alcohol in his system. but he did refuse like the p-test to see if there were any drugs in his system um that led to him getting arrested and he was released later that evening but he ended up getting charged with a dui with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test i didn't know you couldn't refuse a breathalyzer to be honest me i and i only just found this out because of this story and because of justin timberlake yes who's the body cam footage of him getting arrested yes it was recently released and he the cop asked him to do the …” View more

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Tiger Woods recently faced legal trouble after a car accident that resulted in a DUI charge for property damage. Despite showing no signs of alcohol impairment, he refused a drug test, which raises questions about his choices and past incidents. This segment reveals the shocking details and implications of his ongoing struggles with driving under the influence.

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Well Played · The “Pregnancy Penalty”, Martha Stewart vs. Jalen Brunson, Gold Medal ASMR with Laila Edwards · Apr 01, 2026

“… five feet. And then Mark always tells a story that he hit his shot and he kind of running around to see where it is and saw that it on land and then Tiger goes well I guess I ain fucking laying up now He's like battling to make the cut. He's maybe one inside the cut line, and I can't remember where he hit it, but yeah, that was a great shot. I guess I'm not laying up now. I never heard that part of the story. That's pretty cool. What's it like playing with Tiger at a Masters? Yeah, I mean, it's always. I mean, I said it, we played with him the last round of the US Open at Pebble. And I remember …” “But it sort of dips in the air. I'm like, oh, that's got to go. And you can see on the coverage, it lands right on the upslope and takes all the heat off it and just trickles around to five feet. And then Mark always tells a story that he hit his shot and he kind of running around to see where it is and saw that it on land and then Tiger goes well I guess I ain fucking laying up now He's like battling to make the cut. He's maybe one inside the cut line, and I can't remember where he hit it, but yeah, that was a great shot. I guess I'm not laying up now. I never heard that part of the story. That's pretty cool. What's it like playing with Tiger at a Masters? Yeah, I mean, it's always. I mean, I said it, we played with him the last round of the US Open at Pebble. And I remember him walking off the first tee. It's just like, no matter what happens today, it's going to be a cool day. Because he's my golf hero. So it's hard to beat any day with him. But then, yeah, you've seen him play that golf course. And tons of success, obviously, in the way he... But he does it at every golf course. He hits the right or whatever the shot …” View more

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During a tense moment at the Masters, Tiger Woods declared, 'I guess I'm not laying up now,' showcasing his fearless approach to the game. This anecdote reveals how even in high-pressure situations, Woods adapts his strategy and plays to win, making every round with him a memorable experience. It's a testament to his legendary status and the unique challenges of playing at Augusta.

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No Laying Up - Golf Podcast · 1137: Augusta From The Caddie’s Perspective · Apr 01, 2026

“do bergeer is back with me now stew we got to talk about tiger woods um what a travesty what's going on with him it's it's a pattern as far as i'm concerned like if you you're a dad um if you wanted to give your ensure that your kids had problems later you would abuse them i mean that would be the number one way abuse your wife that'd be a great way too in front of them or not, just period. Sign them up for modeling or acting and pray they make big. That would be another great way. Or push them to beyond the …” “do bergeer is back with me now stew we got to talk about tiger woods um what a travesty what's going on with him it's it's a pattern as far as i'm concerned like if you you're a dad um if you wanted to give your ensure that your kids had problems later you would abuse them i mean that would be the number one way abuse your wife that'd be a great way too in front of them or not, just period. Sign them up for modeling or acting and pray they make big. That would be another great way. Or push them to beyond the bounds of reason in some sort of early profession, including sports. And I'm sorry, like, I think it's great to, like, ride your kids a bit, push them to, you know, meet what potential they can, you know, at that age, at these tender ages, though I also think, like, just letting them have fun and be kids is great really the way. And I think we've …” View more

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Tiger Woods' current struggles are a direct result of his father's relentless pressure during his childhood, leading to a life of early fame, physical injuries, and substance abuse.

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The Megyn Kelly Show · Trump's Iran Uranium Push, Lindsey Graham at Disney World, and Tiger Woods' Sad DUI, with Professor Pape and Stu Burguiere | Ep. 1284 · Mar 30, 2026

“… Masters. Probably. I think he's won it before. Big time YouTuber. Great golfer. I follow Bryson DeChambeau. I'm going to be watching for sure. And Tiger Woods. Is Tiger going to be able to play? Brother, did you not just see Tiger Woods just flip his whip? They say he ain't hurt himself. That's what I'm telling you, man. I love Tiger. Sad. Tiger, you got too much dough. You got to just get a driver. You got to. You got to. You don't need my man Tiger out here. Everybody wants Tiger to win for sure And then just flipping the car It a lot of car trouble Listen me Bro you don need to be behind a wheel …” “Who is Bryson De Shambo? Bryson De Shambo is a professional golfer that's nice as hell, Debo. And he probably might try to go win the Masters. Probably. I think he's won it before. Big time YouTuber. Great golfer. I follow Bryson DeChambeau. I'm going to be watching for sure. And Tiger Woods. Is Tiger going to be able to play? Brother, did you not just see Tiger Woods just flip his whip? They say he ain't hurt himself. That's what I'm telling you, man. I love Tiger. Sad. Tiger, you got too much dough. You got to just get a driver. You got to. You got to. You don't need my man Tiger out here. Everybody wants Tiger to win for sure And then just flipping the car It a lot of car trouble Listen me Bro you don need to be behind a wheel That what I saying He has a plane If you have a plane. Left and right. You flipping whips. You got too much paper. I don't know what it is. I know I'm the type of person. I like to drive myself. I like to drive myself. That's what I'm saying. But you got to know. If I can't drive, I'm going to let somebody else drive. I tell you, you know what, Joe? …” View more

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After a recent car incident, former golf champion Tiger Woods is urged to hire a driver instead of risking his safety. NFL legends James Harrison and Joe Haden discuss the importance of safety and the absurdity of Woods driving himself given his wealth. They share personal anecdotes about the benefits of having a designated driver, especially when alcohol is involved.

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Club Shay Shay · Deebo & Joe - Part 2: NFL Replacement Refs are back? + Super Chats · Mar 30, 2026

“… that was selfish. They plan poorly, everything else, but it's more to it when it gets there with this i would not be surprised if the answer was the tiger was was addicted to pain medication which would make him like a significant number of people um in this country and i doubt that was something that he ever wanted to do if that's how it ended up but i think it's very easy for us to understand how such a thing could happen i mean shit it happened to Prince you know like it's happened to so many people you know who at Prince had been a like basic teetotaler basically forever up until that point …” “… Arizona, where they just give everybody a DUI. Maricopa County, right? But there aren't that many people who are getting DUIs who don't have a larger problem. And so from there, to me, it's like, yes, obviously this person has done something that was selfish. They plan poorly, everything else, but it's more to it when it gets there with this i would not be surprised if the answer was the tiger was was addicted to pain medication which would make him like a significant number of people um in this country and i doubt that was something that he ever wanted to do if that's how it ended up but i think it's very easy for us to understand how such a thing could happen i mean shit it happened to Prince you know like it's happened to so many people you know who at Prince had been a like basic teetotaler basically forever up until that point like these things get people and they get a hold of them and they can even get a hold of Tiger Woods and then if it gets a hold of him and then we talk about all the other compounding factors that come with it man I just came away from that like feeling bad for him you know um so I don't know I guess I'm not I'm not saying that is any sort of like …” View more

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Tiger Woods is portrayed as a lost soul struggling with personal issues, and his DUI incident is seen as a symptom of deeper problems rather than just a legal issue.

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The Right Time with Bomani Jones · Duke's all-time choke vs. UConn in Elite 8, Tiger Woods arrested, Will Wade to LSU | 03.30 · Mar 30, 2026

“… was some momentum there. Now, he didn't play well when he took those nine swings. But, you know, he's the focal point of TGL. So anytime you can see Tiger play, in the ratings probably quadrupled just because Tiger was playing in that. Otherwise, we're probably not watching. But Tiger's in it, and Rory, you know, those are the headliners here. So he's got this momentum. All right, Tiger getting some swings in. There was a picture of his private jet in Augusta recently. Maybe he was going down there. He was going to walk the course. Maybe he was going to play a little bit there. Maybe Tiger was …” “Because if you go back to Monday, we were talking about TGL, the finals, and he's going to show up. He's going to take some swings. Now people talking that maybe he's going to try to play at Augusta. So there was some momentum there. Now, he didn't play well when he took those nine swings. But, you know, he's the focal point of TGL. So anytime you can see Tiger play, in the ratings probably quadrupled just because Tiger was playing in that. Otherwise, we're probably not watching. But Tiger's in it, and Rory, you know, those are the headliners here. So he's got this momentum. All right, Tiger getting some swings in. There was a picture of his private jet in Augusta recently. Maybe he was going down there. He was going to walk the course. Maybe he was going to play a little bit there. Maybe Tiger was going to play in Augusta. And then there was Friday afternoon. All of a sudden you get a report that he's in a car accident. His car rolled over. Well, we know what happened when it rolled over before. where he had multiple fractures in his leg. Thought he might lose his leg. We've had moments. We've had incidents. This one felt a little different …” View more

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Tiger Woods was involved in a serious car accident that raised alarms about his well-being, especially given his history of substance abuse. Despite not being under the influence at the time, concerns about his health and the risks he poses to himself and others are mounting. With a powerful brand and a history of surgeries, Woods faces a critical moment in his life that could have dire consequences.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Tiger Woods Arrested, Seth Greenberg · Mar 30, 2026

“Well, I don't think that he can care about golf the way he once did, and that can be a problem. That's his identity. He wants to be Tiger. Tiger goes out and plays. you know you got the red shirt on sunday tiger can't be tiger um and you you know that's part of you you lose that and you can't get it back because he can't be healthy enough and at his age you know when people say oh tiger's swinging the club i want to know if you can walk that's the hard part you've got to be able to walk for four days five days if you do practice rounds and he won't be able to do that and then you …” “Well, I don't think that he can care about golf the way he once did, and that can be a problem. That's his identity. He wants to be Tiger. Tiger goes out and plays. you know you got the red shirt on sunday tiger can't be tiger um and you you know that's part of you you lose that and you can't get it back because he can't be healthy enough and at his age you know when people say oh tiger's swinging the club i want to know if you can walk that's the hard part you've got to be able to walk for four days five days if you do practice rounds and he won't be able to do that and then you have to be consistent enough to put together two good rounds so you make the cut I don't know if he can do that so now what do you do he used to hit balls he'd work out then he'd hit balls then he'd work out he'd run He was training like a Navy SEAL, with Navy SEALs. Now what do you do? Michael Jordan's able to play golf. Michael's older than …” View more

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Tiger Woods is struggling to reclaim his identity as a top golfer, and it’s impacting his career. Unlike Michael Jordan, who continues to thrive in golf, Tiger faces physical limitations that hinder his performance and brand. This loss of identity is a common theme among aging athletes, highlighted by comparisons to Joe Montana's fading legacy.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 3 – Best and Worst of the Weekend, Women’s Tourney Tonight · Mar 30, 2026

“… been drinking, but you don't have anything else in your body. So this has been a pattern. And this happens. It's weird to say, in fairness to Tiger, but you have all these surgeries. They give you all these meds. I've had many, many, many surgeries, probably 10. And I do my damnedest knowing my personality. I can't take those things because I know, boy, it would be easy. With my personality, addictive behavior, I could grab that, and I understand that. I have had friends who have had back surgeries, and all of a sudden, you know, they're crunching Percocet. But his body can look like it's …” “… drinking, but wasn't going to take a urine test or a blood test. And so they take you into the jail cell. You have to be there for eight hours. And then you start to look at the mugshot, and you go, that doesn't look like somebody who, okay, you haven't been drinking, but you don't have anything else in your body. So this has been a pattern. And this happens. It's weird to say, in fairness to Tiger, but you have all these surgeries. They give you all these meds. I've had many, many, many surgeries, probably 10. And I do my damnedest knowing my personality. I can't take those things because I know, boy, it would be easy. With my personality, addictive behavior, I could grab that, and I understand that. I have had friends who have had back surgeries, and all of a sudden, you know, they're crunching Percocet. But his body can look like it's ready to go and play in the NFL, but that face, that looks like there's a lot of things going on with Tiger. This has been going on for quite some time. you're driving and you know once again when you drink or when you do drugs you don't think that you're impaired or that somebody's going to notice some of the great liars are drinkers drug addicts …” View more

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Tiger Woods' recent car accident raises serious concerns about his ongoing struggles with addiction. Despite not being under the influence at the time, his history of surgeries and medication use paints a troubling picture of a man battling personal demons. This situation highlights the harsh reality of addiction, showing that it can affect anyone, regardless of their fame or fortune.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 30, 2026

“… saying? I had to run out of numbers. I know put that thing in the test over there when he got. Yeah, yeah, man. But look, I'm not being excused, but Tiger Tiger's gonna have to make better decisions. He's gonna have to he's gonna have to understand that I like to play good. Often I understand that he's in a lot of pain. The surgeries that he's had, his body is broken down. He doesn't have a normal. I mean, obviously as you start to age, your body breaks down. But Tiger body, he doesn't have the body of a 50-year-old. He probably has the body of a 60, 70, 65, 70-year-old with all the surgeries. …” “… a chance at one time, I mean, what good have a Ferrari? That's what I'm talking about. I see that I had that thing, made it run out of numbers. You know what I mean? I had to start counting on my fingers. 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55. You know what I'm saying? I had to run out of numbers. I know put that thing in the test over there when he got. Yeah, yeah, man. But look, I'm not being excused, but Tiger Tiger's gonna have to make better decisions. He's gonna have to he's gonna have to understand that I like to play good. Often I understand that he's in a lot of pain. The surgeries that he's had, his body is broken down. He doesn't have a normal. I mean, obviously as you start to age, your body breaks down. But Tiger body, he doesn't have the body of a 50-year-old. He probably has the body of a 60, 70, 65, 70-year-old with all the surgeries. Excuse me, the back surgeries. I mean, his stuff is fused together. He probably got chicken wire and tape holding his back together. and he's had knee surgery. He's had Achilles surgery. So he's just got to understand that. He has to – he's just going to have to just make better decisions. You can't keep tempting fate, Tiger. You're better than this.” View more

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Tiger Woods narrowly avoided a serious accident while driving at high speeds, highlighting the dangers of reckless driving. Reflecting on personal experiences, a former NFL player shares a similar story of getting pulled over for speeding, illustrating how quickly things can escalate. This segment serves as a cautionary tale about the risks we take behind the wheel.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 2: akers Get BACK on TRACK + Luka Gets 16th TECHNICAL FOUL + Best DUO in the NBA? + Tiger Woods ARRESTED on SUSPICION of DUI + Myles Garrett TRADING BLOCK + Tom Brady INQUIRES about UN-RETIRING · Mar 28, 2026

“That's a good. That's a banger. Hell, man. That's a banger of a song. Such a good song. Wait, did Tiger play? Tiger played. And they got killed? Why did he come? So wait, they got to the final without Tiger, and then he was like, oh, I got to play? Well, they lost the first round of the final. Right, but they went all the way to the final, right? How many rounds of that is? A lot. A lot. Without Tiger. And then they get to the final, the final final. And Tiger's like, well, they need me now, and I haven't played in forever. I think he's gearing …” “That's a good. That's a banger. Hell, man. That's a banger of a song. Such a good song. Wait, did Tiger play? Tiger played. And they got killed? Why did he come? So wait, they got to the final without Tiger, and then he was like, oh, I got to play? Well, they lost the first round of the final. Right, but they went all the way to the final, right? How many rounds of that is? A lot. A lot. Without Tiger. And then they get to the final, the final final. And Tiger's like, well, they need me now, and I haven't played in forever. I think he's gearing up for the Masters. He's like, let me get some. some selfish i hope tiger realizes he cost the jupiter what are they called uh jupiter gc links or something jupiter links a championship all the jupiter links fans out there that have been dying for a championship is this how many seasons two and who's all two who's on jupiter uh jupiter win last year …” View more

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Tiger Woods' return to competitive golf may have cost the Jupiter Golf Club a championship title. After making a last-minute appearance in the finals, the team lost despite having performed well without him. This raises questions about whether his presence was a help or a hindrance to their chances of winning.

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Pardon My Take · John Fanta, MSU Coach Tom Izzo, PMT Spring Break, Hot Seat/Cool Throne And Listener Submitted Mad Online · Mar 25, 2026

“… the real open, that won't be in the show. So you don't have to worry about that. Phil Mickelson has announced he's not going to play in the Masters. Tiger Woods is not going to play in the Masters. This is, Michael, the first time since 1994, that's 32 years, when one or both of them is not in the Masters. What does that say to you? That the world has moved past them, and we've been waiting for this for the last 10 years. And you've had a couple of heir appearance as to whether it's Rory, whether it's Jordan Spieth, whether it's been Scotty Sheffield the last couple years. But you've always had the …” “… for you right now in this moment. Well, then we'll move on. Yeah, I mean, obviously they're huge. Everybody loves the Lakers. I just, it's never been anything I follow. Cross that question off the notebook. Yeah, we'll take that off. So when we do the real open, that won't be in the show. So you don't have to worry about that. Phil Mickelson has announced he's not going to play in the Masters. Tiger Woods is not going to play in the Masters. This is, Michael, the first time since 1994, that's 32 years, when one or both of them is not in the Masters. What does that say to you? That the world has moved past them, and we've been waiting for this for the last 10 years. And you've had a couple of heir appearance as to whether it's Rory, whether it's Jordan Spieth, whether it's been Scotty Sheffield the last couple years. But you've always had the Masters as a safe landing spot to see one or both of those players. I mean, you think about Tiger winning in 19, even when they don't feel like they are in contention, Phil all of a sudden backdoors his way into a top two or three. So it's a place where the echoes of the past always are reverberating through the trees and there is a chance. You look …” View more

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For the first time in 32 years, both Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods will not play in the Masters. This absence marks a significant shift in the golfing landscape, highlighting how the sport is evolving beyond these iconic figures. With younger stars like Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth taking center stage, the echoes of the past are fading as new champions emerge.

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The Tony Kornheiser Show · "How old are you?" · Apr 03, 2026

“… it's got a couple of additional features this year. It's got the Masters vault search, which enables you to go back over 50 years and just type in Tiger's chip shot on 16, and it'll bring it up and show you great moments in past Masters history, or Jack Nicklaus' amazing putt on 16 in 1975 on his way to another win. It's just an incredible way to immerse yourself in the tournament and get ready, fired up for this year's Masters. I was surprised how Hilly, when I first went to Augusta back in the early 90s, people don't assume that it's going to be hilly in Georgia, Augusta. That's really …” “… through the Masters app and you can see every hole every shot every player in real time It's an amazing thing. It's an award winning app. And it's a must have in terms of keeping up with what's going on in the tournament if you're not on property. And it's got a couple of additional features this year. It's got the Masters vault search, which enables you to go back over 50 years and just type in Tiger's chip shot on 16, and it'll bring it up and show you great moments in past Masters history, or Jack Nicklaus' amazing putt on 16 in 1975 on his way to another win. It's just an incredible way to immerse yourself in the tournament and get ready, fired up for this year's Masters. I was surprised how Hilly, when I first went to Augusta back in the early 90s, people don't assume that it's going to be hilly in Georgia, Augusta. That's really surprised me. And the elevation, the changing in elevation, that's why when we talk about these guys have to walk this course. You don't get carts, you've got to walk it. And that's what, when you're looking at Tiger trying to be able to play in previous years, maybe this year, that elevation takes its toll on these guys. Yeah, you're exactly right. It's …” View more

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The Masters app's new AI-powered features offer an immersive experience, enhancing fan engagement with real-time updates and historical insights.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 – Deeper Dives, Jim “Bones” Mackay · Mar 31, 2026

“All right, we've got to get to Tiger Woods. Over the weekend, gets arrested for possibly driving DUI. He passed the breathalyzer test but refused to take a pee test. So I guess the implication is that maybe he was allegedly on some pills or illegal drugs. Breaks my heart. I mean, he is one of the top athletes of all time. like you put Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, I mean those of all time. And now to see this happen again with him, Drew, it kind of just breaks my heart a …” “All right, we've got to get to Tiger Woods. Over the weekend, gets arrested for possibly driving DUI. He passed the breathalyzer test but refused to take a pee test. So I guess the implication is that maybe he was allegedly on some pills or illegal drugs. Breaks my heart. I mean, he is one of the top athletes of all time. like you put Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, I mean those of all time. And now to see this happen again with him, Drew, it kind of just breaks my heart a little bit. Definitely a big Tiger fan here. I think you were there when I cried at KS Bar when he won the Masters. You did cry a few years ago. Very unexpected. He had a little tear in my eye. I think it was during a Reed Travis signing. Reed even stopped signing. I think Reed might have had a tear in his eye. Tiger's a legend. He was coming towards …” View more

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Tiger Woods needs to get help for his personal issues as his repeated incidents are inexcusable and could have had much worse consequences.

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KSR · 2026-03-30- KSR - Hour 2 · Mar 30, 2026

“… of these memes and stuff and like laugh and like send them to the group text because it's funny. But I, first of all, I don't believe a, a guy of Tiger Woods, his stature, um, from a golf perspective and how he's a goat of his sport. I don't, it sucks to see him kind of being like laughed at online like that. Like it's an, it's embarrassing. I feel bad for him. I'm sure he's embarrassed by it. You think he would have been maybe embarrassed by the prior incidents where he didn't do this. Um, another element to this, like he was just larger than life figure where, um, you know, because of his sport …” “So, yeah, like it's not one of those things where you want to pile on because, you know, we like to have fun on this podcast and joke around. And all of a sudden we get switched to like a serious topic. Now, I'd be lying if I didn't see some of these memes and stuff and like laugh and like send them to the group text because it's funny. But I, first of all, I don't believe a, a guy of Tiger Woods, his stature, um, from a golf perspective and how he's a goat of his sport. I don't, it sucks to see him kind of being like laughed at online like that. Like it's an, it's embarrassing. I feel bad for him. I'm sure he's embarrassed by it. You think he would have been maybe embarrassed by the prior incidents where he didn't do this. Um, another element to this, like he was just larger than life figure where, um, you know, because of his sport and his intensity from it and his commitment to getting bigger, stronger, you know, faster with the club speed, you know, his body kind of got a little bit mangled along the way. And I think that based on maybe all these surgeries he's had, um, he might be even still in pain to where he's become dependent upon what seems to be Percocet. Like, am I, …” View more

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Tiger Woods' recent incidents may stem from a dependency on painkillers like Percocet, raising questions about his choices. Despite his legendary status in golf, the pressures and pain from surgeries have led him to a troubling path. The conversation highlights the need for accountability and support from those around him, especially given his wealth and fame.

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Spittin Chiclets · Spittin' Chiclets Episode 633: Featuring Ernie Clement, Ryan Miller, & Gary Lawless · Mar 30, 2026

“I normally wouldn start with this but the Associated Depressed Tiger Woods arrested at crash scene on suspicion of DUI Sheriff says Jupiter Island, Florida. Tiger Woods showed signs of impairment, was arrested at the scene of a car crash in which he struck another vehicle and rolled his Land Rover. Authorities said, now I'm familiar with this road, it's a two-lane road. It's relatively narrow, but still, it's 30 miles an hour maximum, Mr. Producer. Kind of hard to roll your car, unless you clip another one. I mean, I …” “I normally wouldn start with this but the Associated Depressed Tiger Woods arrested at crash scene on suspicion of DUI Sheriff says Jupiter Island, Florida. Tiger Woods showed signs of impairment, was arrested at the scene of a car crash in which he struck another vehicle and rolled his Land Rover. Authorities said, now I'm familiar with this road, it's a two-lane road. It's relatively narrow, but still, it's 30 miles an hour maximum, Mr. Producer. Kind of hard to roll your car, unless you clip another one. I mean, I feel bad for this guy in the sense that he obviously has an addiction issue, and he hasn't gotten over it. Martin County Sheriff John Butensick said Woods and the person in the other vehicle were not injured. Woods was able to crawl out of the passenger side of his Land Rover. The crash occurred just after 2 p.m., right in the middle of the …” View more

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Tiger Woods' ongoing struggles with addiction and injuries overshadow his golfing achievements and raise concerns about his personal well-being.

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Mark Levin Podcast · 3/27/26 - Memeable Christianity: When Faith Meets Gen Z Culture and Podcasters · Mar 28, 2026

“Coming up, Tiger Woods speaks out for the first time following his rollover car crash last week. And tonight, NASA preparing to send astronauts back toward the moon for the first time in half a century. If you are looking to make smarter choices for your health this year, consider Riverbend Ranch. Their steaks are not only delicious, they also contain real high-quality protein that helps fuel your body. Did you see the recent study that the folks in Sweden who ate …” “Coming up, Tiger Woods speaks out for the first time following his rollover car crash last week. And tonight, NASA preparing to send astronauts back toward the moon for the first time in half a century. If you are looking to make smarter choices for your health this year, consider Riverbend Ranch. Their steaks are not only delicious, they also contain real high-quality protein that helps fuel your body. Did you see the recent study that the folks in Sweden who ate meat every day staved off Alzheimer's way better than the folks who didn't? How about that? Eat your beef. It's a complete protein. It contains all nine essential amino acids that your body needs to function. And it also keeps you fuller for longer, reducing cravings and snacking. But here's the key. Not all beef is created equal. The quality of the …” View more

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Tiger Woods' latest DUI arrest highlights ongoing struggles with prescription medication and raises concerns about his ability to return to competitive golf.

The Artemis II mission represents a significant leap forward in human space exploration, rekindling excitement and ambition for lunar missions after decades.

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The Megyn Kelly Show · SCOTUS Strikes Down State "Conversion Therapy" Ban, Tiger Speaks Out After DUI Arrest: AM Update 4/1 · Apr 01, 2026

“… else going to come. No. Or Serena. Mm-mm. You just take it for granted. Yeah. It's not until they're like, damn. Man, Serena really dominated. Tiger Woods really dominated. These guys winning, I mean, Tiger Woods winning eight, nine, ten tournaments in a year. See, like, now we got a winner every other week. Tiger showed up, Tiger winning. Yeah. That's how greatness is, bro. That's how greatness is. It's a savage OKC fan. What's our chance looking, running it back, fellas? We looking good? You looking damn good. Got a great chance, a great opportunity. Looking damn good. Very. Some guys that's …” “… be like man damn we really took dude for granted but that happens you watching did you really appreciate Michael Phelps when he won eight gold medals Do you really appreciate you saying when he's running those times, you're just like, oh, man, somebody else going to come. No. Or Serena. Mm-mm. You just take it for granted. Yeah. It's not until they're like, damn. Man, Serena really dominated. Tiger Woods really dominated. These guys winning, I mean, Tiger Woods winning eight, nine, ten tournaments in a year. See, like, now we got a winner every other week. Tiger showed up, Tiger winning. Yeah. That's how greatness is, bro. That's how greatness is. It's a savage OKC fan. What's our chance looking, running it back, fellas? We looking good? You looking damn good. Got a great chance, a great opportunity. Looking damn good. Very. Some guys that's hungry, too. Ain't everybody healthy, too? Yep. Got a great chance. Trail Dig is A-R. Can you hit that love train for the chance this Sunday?” View more

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LeBron James may not receive the appreciation he deserves until years after his retirement, much like other sports legends such as Serena Williams and Tiger Woods. Often, fans take greatness for granted while it's happening, only realizing its significance once it's gone. As the Oklahoma City Thunder gear up for the upcoming season, they also have a chance to shine, with a roster eager to prove themselves.

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Club Shay Shay · Nightcap Hour 3: DeMar DeRozan CLAPS BACK at Fan + Rory McIIroy WINS Back 2 Back MASTERS · Apr 13, 2026

“… than the Nationals. Because of COVID. My gosh. Yeah. Just awful. Anyway, 1994, Tony. Yeah. 1994 is the last time there was a Masters held without Tiger or Phil in the field. I think it's just a kind of natural passing of the torch. That's happened about six or eight years ago with the two best players of the generation kind of passing it along you know to the next great guys like Rory like Scotty Scheffler and those guys But man to not have them here at Augusta with this special venue and this special tournament for the first time in 32 years, it truly feels like there is a complete and utter …” “… unlike you, just like Michael and you, I still look at those box sports and it really is aggravating. My gosh. There's never been a team in the history of professional sports that I can think of in our lifetime who got less of a bounce after a title than the Nationals. Because of COVID. My gosh. Yeah. Just awful. Anyway, 1994, Tony. Yeah. 1994 is the last time there was a Masters held without Tiger or Phil in the field. I think it's just a kind of natural passing of the torch. That's happened about six or eight years ago with the two best players of the generation kind of passing it along you know to the next great guys like Rory like Scotty Scheffler and those guys But man to not have them here at Augusta with this special venue and this special tournament for the first time in 32 years, it truly feels like there is a complete and utter passing from one generation of greats to the next. Do you, I mean, maybe they will try to play, Phil I assume will try to play continually, I don't know about Tiger, but are they done in other ways? If you sat in a room with them, would you say, okay, stop. Don't do it anymore. Don't try. Yes, I would. I am not a fan, and you know this, Tony. I'm …” View more

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For the first time in 32 years, neither Tiger Woods nor Phil Mickelson will compete at the Masters, marking a significant generational shift in golf. Their legacies are cemented, but as they struggle to compete with younger players, it raises the question: Should they continue to play or step aside? The conversation highlights the bittersweet nature of witnessing legends transition from competitors to ceremonial figures in the sport.

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The Tony Kornheiser Show · “Lathered in Disappointment” · Apr 08, 2026

“The Tiger Woods story is not just a sports story. It's a whole lot bigger than that. But next week is the Masters. Is Tiger going to go? Is Tiger going to go to the Champions Dinner on Tuesday night? Tiger's also involved in a public golf course project there close to Augusta National. Will he go there for that? Is he going to play, try to play in the Masters? If you've won the Masters, you get an invite. But now, not all players who have won the Masters …” “The Tiger Woods story is not just a sports story. It's a whole lot bigger than that. But next week is the Masters. Is Tiger going to go? Is Tiger going to go to the Champions Dinner on Tuesday night? Tiger's also involved in a public golf course project there close to Augusta National. Will he go there for that? Is he going to play, try to play in the Masters? If you've won the Masters, you get an invite. But now, not all players who have won the Masters decide to play in the Masters. They become too old. They don't want to put up, you know, 95 is their score. Tiger has not let Augusta National know if he going to be there or not to participate Now 15 former winners have told the Masters they will not be participating in the actual tournament As of this morning, Tiger has not let anybody know anything. …” View more

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Tiger Woods' participation in the upcoming Masters tournament remains uncertain, sparking widespread speculation. With reports of his practice sessions and his involvement in a local golf course project, fans are eager to know if he'll attend the Champions Dinner or even compete. As of now, he hasn't confirmed his plans, leaving the golf world on edge ahead of the iconic event.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 1 – Tiger Tumult, Wemby Goes Off, Headbutt-Gate · Mar 31, 2026

“… to get away from the charges maybe, trying to get away from the drama. Who knows how he finished that sentence. But TMZ broke the story and said, Tiger Woods called Donald Trump from scene of rollover crash before DUI arrest. I genuinely, I find this to be bizarre and absurd. In the time between Tiger Woods flipping his car and being arrested for a DUI, the golf legend dialed up Donald Trump from the scene of the crash. Are we serious here? Tiger Woods had like a 10 minute period before crashing versus being arrested. And he used that to call Trump. You know what it reminds me of is this viral …” “… on the cops. The way he says it he like yeah I was just talking to the president And then he says trying to get away from inaudible He could have said trying to get away from you guys and like the cameras so he could have a private conversation trying to get away from the charges maybe, trying to get away from the drama. Who knows how he finished that sentence. But TMZ broke the story and said, Tiger Woods called Donald Trump from scene of rollover crash before DUI arrest. I genuinely, I find this to be bizarre and absurd. In the time between Tiger Woods flipping his car and being arrested for a DUI, the golf legend dialed up Donald Trump from the scene of the crash. Are we serious here? Tiger Woods had like a 10 minute period before crashing versus being arrested. And he used that to call Trump. You know what it reminds me of is this viral video. Like, please save me, Donald Trump. Please. You guys remember this? Donald Trump, if you can hear us, please, Donald Trump, please save me. Please save me, Donald Trump, please. I'm asking you. Please save me. This guy had just gotten in a huge car chase where he was running from the cops and he was live streaming it. And what he says is, Donald …” View more

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Tiger Woods' decision to call Donald Trump after his crash is bizarre and indicative of his desperation in a moment of crisis.

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The Adam Mockler Show · Trump Call After ARREST just LEAKED! · Apr 02, 2026

“… playing as his family is dealing with a personal health matter Now it the first time since 1994 that the Masters will not have Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods or Tiger Woods in the event Tiger's body cam footage came out today from his arrest on Friday. And at one point, he was quoted as saying he was making a call to President Trump as he was held by authorities. Guys, back to you. When you said Mickelson, and I thought immediately of Tiger. And it's like, remember when that stat came out? It was the first playoffs in the NFL without a Manning or Tom Brady? Yes. I mean, a golf tournament without …” “… 5. Jordan Spieth is also playing this weekend in San Antonio. Spieth finds himself 1-under par through 11 holes. Phil Mickelson announced that he will not be playing in the Masters next week. The three Masters champion is taking an extended leave from playing as his family is dealing with a personal health matter Now it the first time since 1994 that the Masters will not have Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods or Tiger Woods in the event Tiger's body cam footage came out today from his arrest on Friday. And at one point, he was quoted as saying he was making a call to President Trump as he was held by authorities. Guys, back to you. When you said Mickelson, and I thought immediately of Tiger. And it's like, remember when that stat came out? It was the first playoffs in the NFL without a Manning or Tom Brady? Yes. I mean, a golf tournament without Mickelson or Tiger? It's been a minute, huh? Yes, absolutely. I think Tiger made his amateur debut in 95, then won it professionally in 97. But yeah, with Mickelson being out, obviously he's playing with Live Golf, but there's been some family stuff going on. He's not going to be there next week either. Well, hey, DB, have a great weekend. It's only …” View more

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For the first time since 1994, the Masters will be held without both Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods. Mickelson is stepping away due to family health issues, while Tiger's recent legal troubles have made headlines. This marks a significant moment in golf history, highlighting the changing landscape of the sport.

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The Dan Patrick Show · C&R - Movie Theater Memories, Baseball Cards · Apr 03, 2026

“All right, there's a couple of things going on. The Tiger Woods story is not just a sports story. It's a whole lot bigger than that. But next week is the Masters. Is Tiger going to go? Is Tiger going to go to the Champions Dinner on Tuesday night? Tiger's also involved in a public golf course project there close to Augusta National. Will he go there for that? Is he going to play, try to play in the Masters? If you've won the Masters, you get an invite. But now, not all players who have won the Masters …” “All right, there's a couple of things going on. The Tiger Woods story is not just a sports story. It's a whole lot bigger than that. But next week is the Masters. Is Tiger going to go? Is Tiger going to go to the Champions Dinner on Tuesday night? Tiger's also involved in a public golf course project there close to Augusta National. Will he go there for that? Is he going to play, try to play in the Masters? If you've won the Masters, you get an invite. But now, not all players who have won the Masters decide to play in the Masters. They become too old. They don't want to put up, you know, 95 as their score. Tiger has not let Augusta National know if he's going to be there or not to participate. Now, 15 former winners have told the Masters they will not be participating in the actual tournament. As of this morning, Tiger has not let anybody know …” View more

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The focus is on whether Tiger Woods will attend the Masters and related events, despite his recent arrest.

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The Dan Patrick Show · The Best of The Dan Patrick Show · Mar 31, 2026

“… permanence to it. It's going to be a couple hundred years from now when they come on the air with the Masters and they do the montage. That clip of Tiger winning in 97 will be on there. 100%. Dragged in the history with it is the little narrative. There it is, a win for the ages. so I thought about that a lot the night before I knew it had to be short I knew it had to like match up with the moment in a historical sense and I'm really happy that was the line that that we landed on but uh after that on that short list uh Travis would be Tiger again in 2019 full circle when he was given up for not …” “That line I had pre-planned. He had a six-shot lead going into Sunday, and he was running away from the field. And I knew that clip was going to have the narrative played with it forever. There's a permanence to it. It's going to be a couple hundred years from now when they come on the air with the Masters and they do the montage. That clip of Tiger winning in 97 will be on there. 100%. Dragged in the history with it is the little narrative. There it is, a win for the ages. so I thought about that a lot the night before I knew it had to be short I knew it had to like match up with the moment in a historical sense and I'm really happy that was the line that that we landed on but uh after that on that short list uh Travis would be Tiger again in 2019 full circle when he was given up for not being competitive again and it came full circle and Now he's hugging his kids behind the 18th green, basically on the same spot where his dad had embraced him 22 years earlier. So beautiful, man. Now that's what we are. We're storytellers. We're not spewing stats. We're trying to tell people what's inside of their hearts and what this moment …” View more

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Tiger Woods' victory in 2019 was a powerful moment, marking his return to glory after years of struggle. As he embraced his children behind the 18th green, it mirrored a similar moment from 1997 when his father celebrated with him. This emotional connection highlights the deeper stories behind the game of golf, showcasing the heart of sport beyond just statistics.

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New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce · Jim Nantz on The Masters, John Daly's Guide to Life, Moon Eras, TikTok Algorithms & More | Ep 186 · Apr 08, 2026

“… i'm very caffeinated guys yeah uh honestly i it's always fishing in the same ponds let me throw this out first time in quite a long time no field no tiger at the masters tournament i think that's worthy of a mention those guys uh have obviously been stalwarts here and i think too they represent that generation uh the the greatness of the generation that is now has aged into their 50s and um you know no no offense to vj and and some of the other guys that would fit in that generation But Tiger and Phil, man, that's been it for the last 30 years. And so without them, I think it underscores the wide …” “off pro golf critic duke lost last week uh reno go to you next what do you got top story we've got scotty and we've got the wide openness uh already off the board so i apparently had a lottery i'm very caffeinated guys yeah uh honestly i it's always fishing in the same ponds let me throw this out first time in quite a long time no field no tiger at the masters tournament i think that's worthy of a mention those guys uh have obviously been stalwarts here and i think too they represent that generation uh the the greatness of the generation that is now has aged into their 50s and um you know no no offense to vj and and some of the other guys that would fit in that generation But Tiger and Phil, man, that's been it for the last 30 years. And so without them, I think it underscores the wide open nature of this year's Masters. And I think it also, for me, underscores a little bit of, you know, Rory and Scotty and Kepka. and I wish Jordan Spieth, but like these guys who are the it guys, right? That are going to be kind of the next elder statesman. And so the only thing I'll add here, I was researching Masters winners and I found a bit …” View more

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The absence of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson highlights the wide open nature of this year's Masters, with new potential leaders like Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler poised to become the next generation of golf's elder statesmen.

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No Laying Up - Golf Podcast · 1140: Augusta Preview Show · Apr 06, 2026

“Tiger Woods is going to seek help. I don't know the nature of that. I don't know if he's going to check in to a clinic or something like that. I don't know the nature of the help. Ron, do you know the nature of the help and what do you make of what Tiger is doing? I do not know the nature of it, but it seems like the next logical step in this process, I just go back to where we were, I don't know, barely a week ago and Tiger's playing golf in the TGL …” “Tiger Woods is going to seek help. I don't know the nature of that. I don't know if he's going to check in to a clinic or something like that. I don't know the nature of the help. Ron, do you know the nature of the help and what do you make of what Tiger is doing? I do not know the nature of it, but it seems like the next logical step in this process, I just go back to where we were, I don't know, barely a week ago and Tiger's playing golf in the TGL hitting shots for the first time in seemingly forever. And there's all this sort of teasing anticipation. He's going to be ended up in the Masters. Be back to playing golf. And then suddenly we get that news, you know, Friday afternoon. And I mean, I get a text from a friend of mine and just said, it never ends. And, you know, his story is, there's so …” View more

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Tiger Woods' ongoing personal struggles are overshadowing his golf legacy, with his latest DUI incident highlighting the need for help and raising questions about his future role in the sport.

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The Tony Kornheiser Show · "Bagged potatoes" · Apr 01, 2026

“… hadn't ruined him and attacked him like so the thing he's i mean he did sleep with 21 other women well that's like so this is the thing it's like tiger's medicine you know what i don't know you know what i mean like some people are inspired to greatness through tragedy or yeah you know you have to push yourself yeah like the poet needs that's to be a dark that's the thing yeah you know and and i think and i think tiger did that and you know maybe it was a couple waffle house waitresses but then maybe that's what got sunday tiger sunday tiger i think it was denny's denny's you know the guy he's …” “the thing is so like uh his first wife ruined the poor man he was on like the greatest chair we would have seen him win like 20 more majors if his wife hadn't ruined him and attacked him like so the thing he's i mean he did sleep with 21 other women well that's like so this is the thing it's like tiger's medicine you know what i don't know you know what i mean like some people are inspired to greatness through tragedy or yeah you know you have to push yourself yeah like the poet needs that's to be a dark that's the thing yeah you know and and i think and i think tiger did that and you know maybe it was a couple waffle house waitresses but then maybe that's what got sunday tiger sunday tiger i think it was denny's denny's you know the guy he's a diner kind of guy he found inspiration through that and for his wife it's like listen look at this beautiful house you're in oh god everything's taken care of we got a good thing going down it is okay a little moons over my hammy and and it's like that's the rocket for the breadwinner that's the rocket fuel he needed to be a champion and then …” View more

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Tiger Woods' tumultuous personal life, including infidelity and a messy divorce, may have inspired his greatest achievements on the golf course. While he faced a decade of struggles, some argue that his challenges were the 'rocket fuel' he needed to reclaim his status as a champion. Now, the question arises: should the government provide protection for a national treasure like him?

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Ruthless Podcast · Who’s Behind The ‘No Kings’ Money Grab & Why Do They Hate Their Own Supporters? · Mar 31, 2026

“… know. I do know, or I can assume, I should say. But you got to keep an eye on all that. You don't want to be on the internet out here looking like Tiger Woods, man. Check this out. Put it up. Put it. We got this. We got this right here. Listen, man, come on. Like Tiger going to get some help, too. He needs it. He understand. I don't know if he understands fully, but like, listen, go, go, go to the. Go to the next. my dude is in that is he yawning or is he screaming i can't tell bro i need y'all here like this golf thing and tiger wood but this one right here that's the coders. Chad, that's the coders …” “… know i'm saying hey yeah you right dog yep you right maybe they just there to see if they can get something from you and it may not even be getting something from you. It's just being around you, having access to you. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. I do know, or I can assume, I should say. But you got to keep an eye on all that. You don't want to be on the internet out here looking like Tiger Woods, man. Check this out. Put it up. Put it. We got this. We got this right here. Listen, man, come on. Like Tiger going to get some help, too. He needs it. He understand. I don't know if he understands fully, but like, listen, go, go, go to the. Go to the next. my dude is in that is he yawning or is he screaming i can't tell bro i need y'all here like this golf thing and tiger wood but this one right here that's the coders. Chad, that's the coders right there. Where you all? Any Dallas fans in here, man? Where them Dallas fans at? We got any Dallas fans in there? Is this a true, false statement? Please tell them. Tiger Woods has as many DUIs and car crashes as many DUIs and car crashes than the Dallas Cowboys have playoff wins in the last three decades. Hey, the last three decades. That's …” View more

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Tiger Woods’ struggles highlight the challenges of athlete privacy in the age of social media. Deebo Harrison reflects on how young athletes today face relentless scrutiny for their past actions, contrasting it with Woods' experience before the digital era. He emphasizes the importance of being cautious about what you say and share, as it can haunt you for years.

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Club Shay Shay · Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Deebo reacts to best Tiger Woods memes, Jalen Hurts blamed, Puka Nacua in rehab · Apr 03, 2026

“… allowed to go out of the country. I just hope he gets help. That's all. Because once again, you can tell us whatever you want to tell us. Even when Tiger said, hey, how did this happen? I was looking at my phone. okay maybe you were while you were impaired that's all that matters you were impaired behind the wheel we've all looked at our phones before but when you say that's the reason why this happened that's not the reason why this happened you got in the car impaired that set up the potential for this the tiger going out of the country, he's just got to be honest with himself. You know? And …” “Many, many problems. Yes. Wherever he goes, they said because of his notoriety that he would be allowed to go out of the country. I just hope he gets help. That's all. Because once again, you can tell us whatever you want to tell us. Even when Tiger said, hey, how did this happen? I was looking at my phone. okay maybe you were while you were impaired that's all that matters you were impaired behind the wheel we've all looked at our phones before but when you say that's the reason why this happened that's not the reason why this happened you got in the car impaired that set up the potential for this the tiger going out of the country, he's just got to be honest with himself. You know? And that's the hard part. Anybody who's been to rehab will tell you. Everybody will tell you to go to rehab. You have to want to go to rehab. You have to want to stay in rehab. You have to. It's up to you. It's empowering yourself to make a decision. Because everybody else can say something. His girlfriend, his kids, ex-wife, his agent, They can all say …” View more

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When it comes to rehab, the wealthy like Tiger Woods face unique challenges. Unlike others, they often lack accountability, leading to questions about their commitment to genuine recovery. This segment dives into the complexities of rehab for those who have everything, yet still struggle with personal demons.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 2 –Jalen Hurts Bashing, Jeremy Fowler · Apr 02, 2026

“I feel like Tiger Woods was is obviously going through a lot right now but like putting it at one point Tiger Woods was like one of the most famous athletes in the world yeah I think we need to remove most NBA players from this because as you noted about Wemby they're so tall like LeBron is just so massive like he yeah like he can't do anything you're like who is that tall guy you're like oh he's must be LeBron that's like a big reason why people like Stefan so much …” “I feel like Tiger Woods was is obviously going through a lot right now but like putting it at one point Tiger Woods was like one of the most famous athletes in the world yeah I think we need to remove most NBA players from this because as you noted about Wemby they're so tall like LeBron is just so massive like he yeah like he can't do anything you're like who is that tall guy you're like oh he's must be LeBron that's like a big reason why people like Stefan so much is because they're like, I could do it. I'm yeah, exactly. And it's like, no, you can't. I can work on my three point shooting. I can do it. Good luck. Yeah. Like no one's like, I can do it. I can be Wemby. No, you can't. You know what I mean? No one believes that. Totally And fast people are like he not he an alien Actually I can wait to find out …” View more

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In a lively discussion, the podcast hosts debate the current landscape of fame, questioning if Lionel Messi is the most famous person in the world. They also touch on the fame of athletes like Tiger Woods and LeBron James, and explore the implications of height on celebrity status, particularly in the context of future generations. This engaging conversation blends sports with societal observations, making it relatable and thought-provoking.

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Bachelor Party · Bachelor Nation’s Ashley I. on ‘The Real Housewives of Rhode Island,’ a 'Summer House' Temperature Check, the Latest on the Mormon Wives, and a 'Love Overboard' Follow-Up · Apr 06, 2026

“Kierens didn't just borrow the name. He became William Woods. He got a social security card, driver's license, insurance, loans, credit, all in Woods' name. And when Kierens stole cars, the warrants and arrests landed on Woods. he married and had a child who carried the the stolen surname his own wife never knew the truth meanwhile the real William Woods was drifting through life he was homeless he was bewildered debts warrants legal troubles all piled up in his name and he was like wait that but that's …” “Kierens didn't just borrow the name. He became William Woods. He got a social security card, driver's license, insurance, loans, credit, all in Woods' name. And when Kierens stole cars, the warrants and arrests landed on Woods. he married and had a child who carried the the stolen surname his own wife never knew the truth meanwhile the real William Woods was drifting through life he was homeless he was bewildered debts warrants legal troubles all piled up in his name and he was like wait that but that's not me now skip ahead it started in the 1980s it's now 2019 the real hot dog stand guy the real Woods now is in California. And he walks into a bank branch and he's trying to do the right thing. And he's trying to clear all this up. And he's like, no, that's not who I am. Somebody stole my identity and they're racking up debt. And he shows his real …” View more

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A man named Matthew Kierens stole the identity of William Woods, living as him for decades while Woods faced legal troubles and homelessness. In 2023, after years of struggle, Woods finally proved his identity, leading to Kierens' conviction for identity theft and a 12-year prison sentence. This case highlights the terrifying implications of identity theft and the potential dangers of AI in the future.

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The Glenn Beck Program · Best of the Program | Guest: Billy Hallowell | 4/24/26 · Apr 24, 2026

“The real Woods doesn't give up. Would you? I mean, I don't know what I would do. Now it's 2023. He contacts the hospital where William Woods works. He hires a detective. A really good detective gets the case. DNA evidence seals it. So in July 2023, confronted with the proof, Kierens, the real Kierens, the fake Woods, admits, for decades I've been living as this guy. I've been forging documents and lying to law enforcement. Kierens pleads guilty to making …” “The real Woods doesn't give up. Would you? I mean, I don't know what I would do. Now it's 2023. He contacts the hospital where William Woods works. He hires a detective. A really good detective gets the case. DNA evidence seals it. So in July 2023, confronted with the proof, Kierens, the real Kierens, the fake Woods, admits, for decades I've been living as this guy. I've been forging documents and lying to law enforcement. Kierens pleads guilty to making false statements to a federally insured credit union, aggregated identity theft. The judge looks past the guidelines and recommends around 12 to 18 months plus a mandatory 24. Is that all you would get? 12 to 18 months plus two more years? judge said this is unusual and egregious karen's didn't just steal an identity he weaponized the justice system to …” View more

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In a shocking conclusion, the identity thief, Kierens, was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for living as William Woods for decades, destroying his life. Despite pleading guilty and the judge's initial leniency, the severity of his crimes led to a much harsher sentence after an appeal. Finally, the real William Woods can reclaim his identity and life after years of torment.

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The Glenn Beck Program · Are We Fighting Israel's War? Glenn Debates Caller with Civility | Guest: Billy Hallowell | 4/24/26 · Apr 24, 2026

“… though, the judges will appreciate me rounding it out with another – kind of like the third amigo of guys that own the Masters. I'm going 2005, Tiger Woods. Thank God. iconic moment uh it's i don't have anything modern right now but the the chip in on 16 on my board yeah uh you know just the with the basic nike commercial there with a ball sitting on the edge for me personally i'm in ninth grade at the time i mean this was like i'm fully sentient able to uh to process this one in in a big big way playing you know playing golf competitively demarco i love chris demarco just a just a you know great …” “… I got to pick for that Again I think the collectible market big in Japan maybe Spain Sure We look down in Australia I don know man There's some good ones there. I like it when – The vote might be too split in Spain. I don't know if you can – I do think, though, the judges will appreciate me rounding it out with another – kind of like the third amigo of guys that own the Masters. I'm going 2005, Tiger Woods. Thank God. iconic moment uh it's i don't have anything modern right now but the the chip in on 16 on my board yeah uh you know just the with the basic nike commercial there with a ball sitting on the edge for me personally i'm in ninth grade at the time i mean this was like i'm fully sentient able to uh to process this one in in a big big way playing you know playing golf competitively demarco i love chris demarco just a just a you know great golf history character for me kind of a a foil there he finishes in a playoff which i also love kind of showed tiger uh what he birdies 16 and then he he kind of wrecks his rig a little bit coming in bogey's last two uh not kind of definitely almost gives it away but then you know snatches it back in the playoff like this was an awesome masters i …” View more

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The 2020 Masters was played in November, making it a unique one-of-a-kind event that some argue tarnished the tournament's legacy. While discussing their favorite Masters moments, participants debated whether this unusual timing could actually increase its value over time. Ultimately, the segment reveals how perceptions of this odd tournament may evolve in the future, much like a misunderstood album that gains appreciation decades later.

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No Laying Up - Golf Podcast · 1135: Greatest Masters Draft · Mar 25, 2026

“But I just wanted to reiterate what you've been saying about Tiger. I was a physician myself and had a car accident and got really hooked on pills. Over 40 a day I was doing, and I was doing stuff stronger than Vicodin. And it was pretty insane. So many rehabs I can't count. It cost me over $100,000 to get my medical license back. But one thing I heard you say yesterday and the day before, which I really appreciate and really needs to be emphasized, is it is up to that person, Tiger, whoever. Addiction's real. …” “But I just wanted to reiterate what you've been saying about Tiger. I was a physician myself and had a car accident and got really hooked on pills. Over 40 a day I was doing, and I was doing stuff stronger than Vicodin. And it was pretty insane. So many rehabs I can't count. It cost me over $100,000 to get my medical license back. But one thing I heard you say yesterday and the day before, which I really appreciate and really needs to be emphasized, is it is up to that person, Tiger, whoever. Addiction's real. And 100%, like I said, I've been in many rehabs. But until you make that decision, and it is 1,000% up to you, you have to make that split decision. I'm not going to go get that pill. I'm not going to go find someone to get these pills. I'm not going to take that drink. So I just wanted to say I really appreciate what you're saying because you're …” View more

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Recovery from addiction is ultimately a personal decision, as one former physician reveals after struggling with a severe pill addiction. Despite numerous rehab attempts and spending over $100,000 to regain his medical license, he emphasizes that the choice to quit must come from within. Now, he celebrates nearly 1,000 days without alcohol, illustrating the transformative power of personal commitment in overcoming addiction.

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The Dan Patrick Show · Hour 3 – Picture Day, More Details on Kirk Cousins · Apr 02, 2026

“… the First Amendment, freedom of expression, nobody wants to go in for conversion therapy. They can't. that that law is gone crazy country really is Tiger Woods so he's a drug addict finally admits it he's going into rehab and big tabloid story Tiger Woods, wealthy guy all of that and I have a different take on Tiger Woods and I was on with Katie Pavlish last night on News Nation, here's what I said Well, Tiger Woods is a drug addict. He admitted it tonight. He's going to rehab. And I hope and I would encourage every American to hope that he gets well because he's a danger to himself and others. So we …” “… gay, but you don't want to be gay. So you go to a therapist, try to convince you not to be gay. Conversion therapy. Nobody's forcing you. You just go. So Colorado said, uh-uh. We're banning conversion therapy. And the Supreme Court said, no. Under the First Amendment, freedom of expression, nobody wants to go in for conversion therapy. They can't. that that law is gone crazy country really is Tiger Woods so he's a drug addict finally admits it he's going into rehab and big tabloid story Tiger Woods, wealthy guy all of that and I have a different take on Tiger Woods and I was on with Katie Pavlish last night on News Nation, here's what I said Well, Tiger Woods is a drug addict. He admitted it tonight. He's going to rehab. And I hope and I would encourage every American to hope that he gets well because he's a danger to himself and others. So we live in a culture that celebrates the destruction of the famous, which is one of the bad things about the United States. We love to see famous people get taken down. I don't know what that mentality is, but I'm hoping that Mr. Woods cleans it up. OK, that's true. You know, if you're famous or wealthy and you get hammered, everybody go, yay.” View more

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Colorado has banned conversion therapy, a practice aimed at changing sexual orientation, but the Supreme Court ruled that such a ban violates freedom of expression. This decision highlights the cultural shift in Colorado, influenced by an influx of new residents. Meanwhile, Tiger Woods admits to being a drug addict and enters rehab, sparking a discussion about society's fascination with the downfall of celebrities.

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