Tiger Woods told to get real over career after | Golf News

Friends of Tiger Woods have voiced considerations about the 82-time PGA Tour winner following his DUI arrest just miles from his Jupiter, Florida home.

“It’s serious,” a close source told People Magazine. “But Tiger has yet to look in the mirror and say, ‘You’re 50 years old and need to act like it.'”

The source additional famous that major golf tournaments stay a precedence for the Tour star, but there may be one essential step he must take to make that a actuality.

“He is enabled by people making money off of his talent and reputation, but with his injuries and age, he is frustrated and depressed about his state of health,” the insider said of Woods. “He wants to play in major tournaments like the Masters, but he needs to get real.

“Once he does that, he must be better off because people do like Tiger. He is a good individual.” In addition to his recent troubles, Woods is reportedly still haunted by the loss of his father to cancer some twenty years ago. “Tiger wants to get a grip on his limitations and make preparations for them,” an insider revealed. “His peace of thoughts has run amok over golf and his pain.”

The unnamed source further noted that Woods finds solace in the company of his family rather than seeking out social engagements.

“He isn’t a social butterfly and prefers to hold around his home with his youngsters, or hitting balls, or taking part in video video games,” the source continued.

Woods faced charges of driving under the influence, property damage, and refusal to submit a urine test after he drove his Land Rover at excessive speeds, attempted to overtake a truck, clipped it, and flipped his vehicle onto the driver’s side.

According to Christine Weiss, a spokesperson for the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, Woods arrived at jail at 3 p.m. and was subsequently released on bail. Under Florida state law, the skilled golfer was required to serve a minimal of eight hours behind bars before he was eligible to post bail.