Jason Day slams Woods' DUI as selfish ahead of Masters
Jason Day slams Woods' DUI as selfish ahead of Masters
Jason Day criticizes Tiger Woods' DUI incident as selfish, while expressing sympathy as Woods faces scrutiny ahead of the Masters.
Jason Day fired back at Tiger Woods’ DUI incident, calling it selfish to drive under the influence and to put other people in harm's way. Yet Day also expressed sympathy, saying Woods remains a hero in his eyes and that it must be hard to bear the spotlight while going through this.
Woods, the 38-year-old, will not be at Augusta National for the Masters, and he has turned down the role of United States Ryder Cup captain next year in Ireland. Day, preparing for his Masters bid, said it's difficult to see a player of Woods' stature go through such scrutiny.
Details from the arrest affidavit described him as sweating profusely with extremely dilated pupils and movements that were lethargic and slow, fueling the ongoing conversation about accountability in golf's biggest events.
While the Masters looms, the bigger story remains: how Woods will navigate his career and public image in the wake of the incident, and how fellow players like Day balance respect for a legend with clear calls for responsibility.
