Tiger Woods
Plane Touches Down In Zurich
… Time For Treatment?
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Tiger Woods‘ private jet landed in Zurich, Switzerland — home of the most luxurious treatment facilities on the planet — early Friday morning, TMZ Sports has learned.
We cannot confirm if the golf legend was on the plane … but it would make a ton of sense if he was, considering Paracelsus Recovery and Kusnacht Practice — two centers known for being extremely exclusive, private and, of course, expensive — are nearby.
Some places in Zurich even have one-client admittance … with top staffers focusing on helping a single person at a time.
Tiger’s plane touched down around 10 hours ago … and it’s currently on its way back to the States.
As we previously reported, Tiger vowed to get help shortly after his DUI arrest on March 27 … going to social media on Tuesday to share his plans.
“I am stepping away for a period of time to seek treatment and focus on my health,” Tiger said. “This is necessary in order for me to prioritize my well-being and work toward lasting recovery.”
We broke the story — Tiger got approval to travel outside the country to work on his health, with a judge signing off on it after he claimed it was best for his privacy.
It’s not the first time Tiger has opened up on getting help — after his 2017 DUI arrest, he vowed to combat his prescription pill addiction … blaming that incident for an unexpected reaction to medication.
The arrest footage for the March 27 DUI was released on Thursday … and Tiger told an officer he was on the phone with President Trump prior to getting cuffed.
Tiger blew zeroes on his breathalyzer … but officers stated he seemed impaired after flipping his Range Rover in a crash with a pickup truck carrying a pressure washer trailer. He told an officer he had taken his prescription meds earlier in the day … and two hydrocodone pills were found in his pocket during a search.
He’s been hit with DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a urine test … as well as a citation for careless driving.
His girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, showed support for him early Friday morning … going to Instagram to profess her love for him.
Tiger told officers he was hoping to play in the Masters next week … but as we know now, that’s not happening.
