Woods, a 15-time major champion, has just completed an intensive rehabilitation program in Zurich after being charged with driving under the influence following a car crash on March 27.

Tiger Woods is back home after his treatment abroad. Following his accident and arrest in March, the golf star is now looking forward.

Woods, 50, returned to Florida on May 14 after residing at a rehab facility in Zurich for six weeks following his car crash and DUI arrest on March 27.

The five-time Masters champion returned home to Florida after six weeks abroad for treatment following his car crash and DUI charge

Tiger Woods arrived at Palm Beach International Airport after weeks of inpatient treatment in Switzerland following his DUI arrest in March.

Six weeks in a Swiss rehab facility, a DUI charge, prosecutors now accessing his prescription records, and not a single post on social media since April. For most athletes, that would read like a farewell.

Image Credit: Tiger Woods (Via KTLA) Tiger Woods has returned home after spending six weeks abroad receiving treatment following his March 27 rollover car crash and DUI charge, according to multiple sources who spoke exclusively to PEOPLE.

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