Tiger Woods flies to Bahamas the week his girlfriend continues cancer treatment

Tiger Woods flew from Witham Field in Stuart, Florida, to Lynden Pindling International Airport in Nassau, Bahamas, on June 17, 2026, a 33-minute hop in his Gulfstream V. The flight arrives the same week his girlfriend, Vanessa Trump, is recovering from a surgical procedure related to her breast cancer diagnosis, a health battle she disclosed publicly in May.

Per a report from Rolling Out this week, Woods cut short a six-week rehab program in Switzerland to return to the United States on June 12 and be present for his girlfriend. Woodss legal situation remains active: prosecutors in Florida issued a subpoena on June 13 for his medical records tied to the March 27 DUI arrest, as covered by NewsNation. A court date is scheduled for July 7.

The Bahamas trip fits a pattern of brief, personal repositioning flights; registries show N517TW hopping between Florida, Zurich, and New York across the spring. Woods, 50 and a 15-time major champion, has kept his travel tight around recovery obligations and Trumps treatment. This trip looks like a private escape rather than a public appearance — quiet airspace for a couple navigating parallel struggles.