Tiger Woods just announced he’s stepping away from golf to seek treatment after his arrest on DUI charges following a serious car crash in Florida last Friday.

The golf legend’s Land Rover hit a pressure-cleaner truck’s trailer at high speeds on South Beach Road in Jupiter Island, causing his vehicle to roll over and leaving him crawling out the passenger side. He’s asking for privacy for himself and his family during this time, and he won’t be attending next week’s Masters Tournament in any capacity.

Back in 2021, he was involved in a rollover crash in Los Angeles, where police found an empty pharmaceutical bottle in his vehicle. Before that, in 2017, he was found asleep at the wheel in Florida and arrested for DUI, with Ambien, Vicodin, and THC discovered in his system at the time. The timing of this incident is particularly significant since it comes just days before the Masters, one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments. Woods has had a complicated relationship with the sport in recent years, dealing with injuries and personal struggles that have kept him off the course for extended periods.

His decision to step away now signals a serious commitment to addressing whatever issues led to this crash and his arrest.