Tiger Woods spotted getting off private plane after weeks of treatment in Switzerland following DUI arrest
Tiger Woods returned to Florida on Wednesday afternoon after apparently seeking treatment in Switzerland following his DUI arrest in March.
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Tiger Woods returned to Florida on Wednesday afternoon after apparently seeking treatment in Switzerland following his DUI arrest in March.
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