Tiger Woods was granted permission to leave the U.S. for treatment, but the specific facility has not been publicly confirmed. Reporting says he is headed to an out-of-country inpatient treatment program , with one outlet noting the route to Switzerland as a possibility, but that part remains unverified.

Quick Scoop

  • A Florida judge approved Woods’ request to travel outside the United States for treatment.
  • Court records and reports describe the program as intensive , highly individualized , and medically integrated.
  • The exact treatment center has not been officially named in the public reporting reviewed so far.

What’s known

The clearest confirmed detail is that Woods is seeking treatment outside the U.S. after his DUI-related arrest, and the court filing emphasized privacy and a controlled inpatient setting.

What’s not confirmed

The exact location is still unclear. Some speculative reporting suggests Switzerland, but that has not been officially confirmed in the available court-based coverage.

Bottom line

If you’re asking for the precise place: it hasn’t been publicly confirmed yet. What’s confirmed is only that he’s going to an out-of-country treatment facility.