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3:30 PM PT — Tiger’s plane just touched down at Palm Beach International Airport.<\/p>\n
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Tiger Woods<\/a> private jet is en route to American, after flying from Switzerland on Wednesday … and there’s reason to believe the golf legend is on board, after wrapping up a month-plus stay at a rehab facility in Zurich.<\/p>\n Woods’ 2008 Gulfstream G550 — an ultra-long-range business jet that go for a cool $50 Million — departed from Zurich Airport a few minutes after 2PM local time … headed for the United States.<\/p>\n Getty<\/p>\n The destination airport is currently unclear, as is whether Tiger is a passenger on his jet.<\/p>\n All signs point to the latter answer being yes … as the 15x Majors winner has been receiving treatment at one of the world’s most pricy and exclusive rehab facilities.<\/p>\n The jet flew from Florida to Zurich earlier in the week.<\/p>\n Tiger Woods DUI Crash Scene Pics – Click image to open gallery<\/p>\n We broke the story in early April. Woods flew<\/a> from the U.S. to Switzerland’s largest city … exactly a week after his rollover crash and DUI arrest<\/a>.<\/p>\n 40 days after touching down in Europe, it appears the legendary golfer is back home.<\/p>\n In late March, Tiger’s lawyer asked the court<\/a> to allow him to seek help outside the country, fearing he couldn’t get the necessary privacy in the ol’ U.S. of A.<\/p>\n The judge in TW’s case signed off on the request, which cleared the way for Tiger to travel internationally<\/a>.<\/p>\n Tiger Woods Through The Years – Click image to open gallery<\/p>\n 40 days after touching down in Europe, and checking into a rehab facility, Woods is back home.<\/p>\n While Tiger may be, and hopefully is, in better shape now, he’s not in the clear just yet.<\/p>\n New Video Shows Tiger Woods in the Back of a Cop Car Following Arrest<\/p>\n In fact, the prosecution got a big win earlier this week when the judge ruled they could access Tiger’s prescription drug medication records<\/a>, potentially showing what (if anything) he might’ve taken the day of the crash.<\/p>\n Woods is facing two misdemeanor charges<\/a> (and one traffic citation), driving under the influence and refusal to submit to a lawful test.<\/p>\n![\"Getty\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/ch\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/https:\/\/media.zenfs.com\/en\/tmz_articles_672\/0f48f7ce1750fb1765ed47a8d89efca2.jpeg\"\/)
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