Tiger Woods lands in Florida after rehab return and before DUI hearing

Tiger Woods flew from Teterboro Airport to Witham Field on May 20, a 1,000-mile trip that arrived at his home county airport in Martin County, Florida. The Gulfstream V touched down at 19:07 UTC after a two-hour and eight-minute flight.

The same week Woods returned to Florida, a Martin County judge ordered his prescription drug records turned over to prosecutors under a protective order, per reports from the Daily Mail and Yahoo Sports. Woods faces DUI charges and a refusal-to-submit charge stemming from his March 27 crash on Jupiter Island, after which authorities said they found hydrocodone pills in his pocket. His court appearance is scheduled for July 7.

The flight follows a pattern established in early May: Woods' jet flew from Florida to Zurich on May 11, where he completed an intensive rehabilitation program, and returned to Palm Beach International on May 13. Per Page Six photos, Woods was seen walking on the tarmac in Florida that day. The May 20 trip from Teterboro — a frequent stop for New York-area arrangements — likely brought him back to Jupiter Island ahead of his legal proceedings and any future golf commitments.